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On December 4, the family of Siu Kiem (Chu Mo commune, Ia Pa district, Gia Lai province) confirmed that the Yau Tao elephant, the last elephant in the North Central Highlands region, had died.
Mrs. Ploanh, owner of the elephant, said yesterday (December 3), that the elephant Ya Tao was taken to the bank of the Ia Tul river to drink water. After drinking, the elephant lay on the bank of the stream, a while later it died. “The elephant Ya Tao has been with my family for many years. Today, the family will bury Yă Tao right here on the bank of this stream of Ia Tul” – said Ms Ploanh sadly and said that before dying, the elephant had anorexic expression, fatigue from the day before.
The elephant Yau Tao died after being tired and anorexia
The Yă Tao elephants were bought by Mr. Ksor Cham (in Chu Mo commune, Ia Pa district) at an elephant market in Dak Lak in 1990. After the death of Mr. Cham, Siu Kiem’s son-in-law He took his father’s place to take care of Yă Tao. Every day, Yao Tao was cared for and raised by Mr. Siu Kiem in Chu Tol village. When he died, the elephant Yau Tao defined himself as 50 years old.
The elephant Tao was alone for many years before he died
From early 2014 until now, Ya Tao is the last living elephant in the North Central Highlands. Before that, Nhon Hoa Village, Nhon Hoa Commune (Chu Pok District), and Chu Mo Village (Ia Pa District) were famous for including the domestication of elephants. In 1975, the elephants of Nhon Hoa had about 30 children. In 1992, the number of elephants decreased to 14. In early 2014, the Yă Tao elephant was the last living elephant in Gia Lai.
Hoang thanh
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