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Wild elephant found dead near coffee estate in BRT reserve

Wild elephant found dead near coffee estate in BRT reserve
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A 25-year-old wild elephant was found dead near a coffee estate in the BRT Tiger Reserve. Forest officials suspect the death resulted from a territorial fight with other elephants and have sent organ samples for laboratory analysis.

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The death of wildlife in protected areas highlights the ongoing challenges of human-wildlife conflict and the importance of conservation monitoring.

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A 25-year-old wild makhna elephant was found dead near a coffee plantation close to the Karepalya anti-poaching camp in the Punajanur wildlife range of the BRT Tiger Reserve on Wednesday.

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The article provides a neutral, factual report on a wildlife incident based on official forest department findings.

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