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Karnataka Forest Department Tracks Elephants with Radio-Collar
Karnataka Forest Department has fitted a radio collar on an elephant in Hassan to monitor herd movements. This initiative follows a previous collaring effort three years ago, which became ineffective due to a dead battery. The new collar aims to enhance tracking and conservation efforts for local elephant populations.
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