Rangapara, Sonitpur: A heart-wrenching incident unfolded in the serene landscapes of Sonitpur district as a one-year-old elephant calf found itself separated from its herd. Despite relentless efforts by forest officials, the young pachyderm remains lost and alone, its cries echoing through the dense forests.
The distressed calf was discovered in the Rangapara area and brought to the Amaribari Forest Range Office. Since then, it has been inconsolable, yearning for the comfort and protection of its mother.
Forest authorities have vowed to make another attempt to reunite the calf with its herd during daylight hours. However, if these efforts fail, the young elephant will be transferred to the Panpur Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in Kaziranga for specialized care.
The incident has sparked concern among wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists, highlighting the delicate balance between human activities and the natural world. As the search for the calf’s mother continues, hopes remain high for a heartwarming reunion.
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