Jumbo Holiday: 16 Elephants At Kanha Tiger Reserve Get Six-Day Break With Massage & Special Diet In Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Kanha Tiger Reserve management will provide a break to 16 elephants deployed in patrolling and other duties to give them rest. It will organise Elephant Rejuvenation Camp from September 15-20 during which elephants will get all kinds of care including massage, health caheck-up and nutritious food. The 16 elephants are used for work throughout the year. The rejuvenation…
In a heartwarming initiative, Kanha Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh is organizing a six-day Elephant Rejuvenation Camp for 16 elephants from September 15-20. The camp, set to begin at Supkar circle, will provide the animals with much-needed rest, health care, and a chance to enjoy each other's company.
During the camp, the elephants will receive a variety of care, including daily massages with neem oil, a bath, trimming of nails, and a nutritious diet consisting of fruits, vegetables, and sugarcane. Their blood samples will be taken for thorough health check-ups, and their health data will be meticulously recorded.
This rejuvenation camp not only aims to provide rest and health care to the elephants but also to maintain their mental well-being. Elephants have long been an integral part of the reserve, initially used for transporting wooden logs, and now employed in tourism and various other activities. With this compassionate care, Kanha Tiger Reserve demonstrates its commitment to the welfare of its elephant population.
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