Vantara, a world-renowned wildlife rescue center founded by Anant Mukesh Ambani in Jamnagar, India, welcomes three African forest elephants (Loxodonta cyclotis) from Friguia Park, a private zoo in Tunisia Achtaum, Kani, and Mina, aged 28-29 years, were relocated due to the zoo's financial constraints impacting their care A comprehensive health assessment by Vantara's veterinary experts revealed untreated skin conditions, dental issues, and cracked nails The elephants will receive specialized medical attention, enriched enclosures mimicking their natural habitats, and compassionate care The relocation ensures compliance with national and international laws, including CITES regulations A chartered cargo aircraft will transport the elephants to India Vantara's expansive enclosures feature native flora, mud pools, and food enrichments promoting natural foraging behaviors This rescue underscores Vantara's commitment to providing a peaceful retirement for endangered species

Sandipbhai Sirsath

Jamnagar•

4 hrs ago

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