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E-5 Elephant Stuns Officials with 10km Swim in Bansagar
E-5, a remarkable radio-collared elephant, swam nearly 10km in Bansagar backwaters, showcasing unusual swimming skills. This journey, which began 22 days ago, led the tusker back to north Shahdol. However, E-5's adventure also resulted in property damage and a tragic fatality, raising concerns among forest officials about elephant behavior in deep waters.
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