IAS Officer Condemns People Trying To Click Selfie With Elephant Crossing Road

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Kerala,  6 Nov 2022 9:19 AM GMT

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Supriya Sahu frequently tweets wildlife footage, and she sometimes posts videos on microblogging about what not to do around wild animals. Just like the recent post she made that showed a few selfie-taking people are getting in the way of an elephant who was trying to cross the road. “No shortage of hare-brained (sic) people who just wish to risk their life for a selfie with a wild elephant. 'chakkakomban" the elephant from Munnar, Kerala is gracious enough to pardon their foolishness as a dedicated forest watcher, is closely guarding him to ensure his safe passage,” she wrote while sharing the video.