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Guardian International28.05.2026Environment

Two Sumatran Elephants Found Dead in Indonesia as Conservation Efforts Face Criticism

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Two Sumatran elephants, a mother and calf, were found dead in Bengkulu, Indonesia, amid a critically endangered population threatened by deforestation and human conflict, with conservation efforts underway but facing challenges.

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