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Decapitated elephant carcass found in the Kodaikanal forest

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Decapitated elephant carcass found in the Kodaikanal forest
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Forest officials in Tamil Nadu discovered a decapitated elephant carcass in the Srivilliputtur-Megamalai Tiger Reserve and arrested two suspects. The tusks were recovered, and the individuals face poaching and illegal possession charges.

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It underscores the ongoing threat of wildlife poaching and the efforts of law enforcement to protect endangered species.

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Forest Department officials spotted a decapitated elephant carcass in the Srivilliputtur-Megamalai Tiger Reserve area at Pannaikadu and detained two persons from whom they recovered the tusks on Friday.

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