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Feb 29, 2011. Within a span of 24 hours two big cats of India slipped into man made wells at different locations. The first incident was reported from Chameli Forest are of Maharashtra, western India. ELEPHANT -RELIVEARTH Elephants apparently have a bad digestive system, which makes their dung highly fibrous. Elephants normally eat 200-300 kgs of plants and excrete more than 50% percent of it. 500 sheets of thin paper can be made out of 15kg of elephant dung.INDIA -RELIVEARTH
Feb 29, 2011. Within a span of 24 hours two big cats of India slipped into man made wells at different locations. The first incident was reported from Chameli Forest are of Maharashtra, western India. ELEPHANT -RELIVEARTH Elephants apparently have a bad digestive system, which makes their dung highly fibrous. Elephants normally eat 200-300 kgs of plants and excrete more than 50% percent of it. 500 sheets of thin paper can be made out of 15kg of elephant dung.INDIA -RELIVEARTH
Feb 29, 2011. Within a span of 24 hours two big cats of India slipped into man made wells at different locations. The first incident was reported from Chameli Forest are of Maharashtra, western India. ELEPHANT -RELIVEARTH Elephants apparently have a bad digestive system, which makes their dung highly fibrous. Elephants normally eat 200-300 kgs of plants and excrete more than 50% percent of it. 500 sheets of thin paper can be made out of 15kg of elephant dung. ELEPHANT -RELIVEARTH Elephants apparently have a bad digestive system, which makes their dung highly fibrous. Elephants normally eat 200-300 kgs of plants and excrete more than 50% percent of it. 500 sheets of thin paper can be made out of 15kg of elephant dung.INDIA -RELIVEARTH
Feb 29, 2011. Within a span of 24 hours two big cats of India slipped into man made wells at different locations. The first incident was reported from Chameli Forest are of Maharashtra, western India. INDIAN BIG CATS’ “WELL” FIASCO The big cats of India has been fighting with the increasing population in the country.There are regular incidents when Leopards or even Tigers stray into villages and create unexpected situations. LOSS OF THREE PRECIOUS LIVES The Tiger, King of the Jungle, may be the Mascot of the CommonWealth Games currently on play in Delhi, India, but there is real sad news from real Tiger world in the country. ELEPHANT -RELIVEARTH Elephants apparently have a bad digestive system, which makes their dung highly fibrous. Elephants normally eat 200-300 kgs of plants and excrete more than 50% percent of it. 500 sheets of thin paper can be made out of 15kg of elephant dung.INDIA -RELIVEARTH
Feb 29, 2011. Within a span of 24 hours two big cats of India slipped into man made wells at different locations. The first incident was reported from Chameli Forest are of Maharashtra, western India. INDIAN BIG CATS’ “WELL” FIASCO The big cats of India has been fighting with the increasing population in the country.There are regular incidents when Leopards or even Tigers stray into villages and create unexpected situations. LOSS OF THREE PRECIOUS LIVES The Tiger, King of the Jungle, may be the Mascot of the CommonWealth Games currently on play in Delhi, India, but there is real sad news from real Tiger world in the country. ELEPHANT -RELIVEARTH Elephants apparently have a bad digestive system, which makes their dung highly fibrous. Elephants normally eat 200-300 kgs of plants and excrete more than 50% percent of it. 500 sheets of thin paper can be made out of 15kg of elephant dung.INDIA -RELIVEARTH
Feb 29, 2011. Within a span of 24 hours two big cats of India slipped into man made wells at different locations. The first incident was reported from Chameli Forest are of Maharashtra, western India. INDIAN BIG CATS’ “WELL” FIASCO The big cats of India has been fighting with the increasing population in the country.There are regular incidents when Leopards or even Tigers stray into villages and create unexpected situations. LOSS OF THREE PRECIOUS LIVES The Tiger, King of the Jungle, may be the Mascot of the CommonWealth Games currently on play in Delhi, India, but there is real sad news from real Tiger world in the country.* Home
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