Lost elephant calf wandering in estate rescued by rangers


In safe hands: Yuri being rescued by WRU rangers and Lahad Datu Wildlife Department staff.

KOTA KINABALU: An elephant calf which has been wandering in an estate after it was believed to have gotten lost in Lahad Datu, has been rescued by wildlife rangers.

The male Borneo Pygmy calf, estimated to be just about a year old, was discovered by estate workers at the Felda FGV Sahabat 9 Baiduri Ayu estate on Tuesday.

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