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#11579920

16 September 2024

A Nepalese mask dancer known as Pullu Kishi (white elephant) is pictured during the second day of the Indra Jatra festival at the premises of Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 16, 2024. The eight-day-long Indra Jatra festival falls in September and is one of the most revered festivals of the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley.

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#11579921

16 September 2024

A Nepalese mask dancer known as Pullu Kishi (white elephant) is pictured during the second day of the Indra Jatra festival at the premises of Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 16, 2024. The eight-day-long Indra Jatra festival falls in September and is one of the most revered festivals of the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley.

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#11579922

16 September 2024

A Nepalese mask dancer known as Pullu Kishi (white elephant) is pictured during the second day of the Indra Jatra festival at the premises of Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 16, 2024. The eight-day-long Indra Jatra festival falls in September and is one of the most revered festivals of the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley.

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#11579923

16 September 2024

A Nepalese mask dancer known as Pullu Kishi (white elephant) is pictured during the second day of the Indra Jatra festival at the premises of Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 16, 2024. The eight-day-long Indra Jatra festival falls in September and is one of the most revered festivals of the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley.

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#11579924

16 September 2024

A Nepalese mask dancer known as Pullu Kishi (white elephant) is pictured during the second day of the Indra Jatra festival at the premises of Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 16, 2024. The eight-day-long Indra Jatra festival falls in September and is one of the most revered festivals of the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley.

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#9588284

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588288

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588298

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588306

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588314

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588316

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588318

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588320

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588322

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588326

13 February 2023

Elephants coming to garbage pits to eat garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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#9588330

13 February 2023

Bones of an elephant that died from eating polythene and garbage in Kaduruwela, Sri Lanka, on February 13, 2023. It was possible to see elephants eating garbage in a garbage pit in the Kaduruwela area of Polonnaruwa district, which is 224 kilometers from Colombo city, and the skeletal remains of an elephant that died due to eating polythene at a nearby place. Sri Lanka is also the country where most elephants die in the world. Elephant-human conflict is the main reason for this. Apart from that, many elephants die from eating garbage. In the last year (2022), 433 elephants have died in Sri Lanka. Apart from littering, shootings, traps, and road accidents have also contributed to the increasing number of elephant deaths. Also, 145 people have died in 2022 due to elephant-human conflict. Encroachment on elephant habitats by humans has also resulted in destruction of crops and property, as well as human lives. Not only elephants but also dogs, cows, and birds come to eat in these garbage pits, and these garbage pits affect the lives of elephants as well as their lives.

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