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Elephas maximus borneensis
This herd were found along the Kinabatangan River and consisted of between 30-40 individuals. They were feeding along the river bank and as the afternoon crept on they even went for a swim in the river.
Jungle along the banks of the river
There are an estimated 1000-1600 individuals left and the largest population is found in the Lower Kinabatangan floodplain. Unfortunately, the increase in global demand for palm oil has led to increased human-elephant conflict and the elephants are now severely threatened by habitat loss as deforestation for oil palm plantations and logging continues
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Amazing..
thank you so much, it was an incredible experience to spend so much time with them
Absolutely incredible! Easily one of the best series I've seen on this site.
Amazing wildlife!