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| Source: MailOnline. |
Source: Barcroft TV
An ailing elephant who had been shot with a poacher's poisoned arrow was saved
by a team of heroic vets in Kenya.On September 15th, medics from the David
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and the Kenya Wildlife Service treated the bull quickly
after it had been felled by an ivory poacher in Tsavo National Park.Once the
deadly arrow was removed and the wound was cleaned, the team administered long
acting antibiotics ensuring that the elephant made a full recovery. Rob
Brandford, Director of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, confirmed that the
animal would have died if it wasn't for the amazing efforts of the emergency
team.
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