Sad week for endangered animals


Tragic end: The carcass of the pygmy elephant was found at an oil palm estate in Lahad Datu.

KOTA KINABALU: It was a sad weekend as the carcasses of an endangered pygmy elephant and a green sea turtle were found in separate incidents.

The pygmy elephant, which was found dead at an oil palm estate in Lahad Datu on Friday morning, is believed to have died of poisoning.

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