Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve gets a new elephant calf, officials cautiously optimistic of its survival

Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve gets a new elephant calf, officials cautiously optimistic of its survival

November 13, 2019 08:17 am

ITAHARI, Nov 13: Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve has received a new member on Tuesday after a 16-year-old elephant Saraswatikali gave birth to a male calf at 2.10 in the noon. Every time an elephant gets pregnant and gives birth to calves, a sense of joy spreads in the reserve. Staffs and officials celebrate the arrival of a new life.

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