The Hard Life of Celebrity Elephants
By ROLLO ROMIG
Being a star elephant in Kerala, India, is not as glamorous as you’d think.
It all started with her own fight against surveillance.
Being a star elephant in Kerala, India, is not as glamorous as you’d think.
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