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42. Sri Lankan Elephants And Wild Life GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT elephants INFORMATION ABOUT wild LIFE NATURE RESERVES IN SRI LANKA PICTURES FROM THE UDA WALWE NATIONAL RESERVE http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/8298/

WELCOME TO THE 'SRILALANKA' HOME PAGE (UPDATED JUNE 2005) Hi! This page will feature information and first hand experiences about Sri Lankan wild life with an emphasis on Elephants. "SRILALANKA" is a combination of my name ( SRILAL ) and the name of my country ( SRI LANKA ) My name is Srilal Miththapala and I am a keen wild life enthusiast, living in Sri Lanka, who has a penchant for elephants.This page will feature regular first-hand information and experiences gained by me during my visits to the wild life parks of Sri Lanka. The pages contain photographs taken by me. I use two Nikon cameras, an FE and EM. One is usually loaded with slide film (Kodak Ektachrome 400ASA or Fujichrome 400ASA) and the other with normal positive film (Kodak Gold 200ASA). I also use a SONY Digital Video Camera Recorder DCR-TRV6E, which can double up both as a video camera and digital still camera. Sri Lanka is a small island, 270 miles in length and 140 miles wide with a total land area of 25,330 sq. miles, (65,610 sq.kms). It is situated just at the southern tip of the Indian continent. The country has a wide range of terrain ranging from high central, cool mountains, to lush forests, beautiful beaches and also extremely hot arid areas. Since Sri Lanka has a warm tropical climate it sustains a wide variety of flora and fauna. Most of the wild life is concentrated within the

43. IMAX® Theatre-at-Bristol: Wild Safari 3D searching the open grasslands for buffalo or being in the middle of a herd of stampeding elephants, wild Safari 3D is a truly breathtaking experience. http://www.at-bristol.org.uk/IMAX/wildsafari.htm

Site map Contact IMAX Home Now Showing Aliens of the Deep 3D Wild Safari 3D Adventures in Animation 3D Space Station 3D ... News Wild Safari 3D: A South African Adventure 3D: 2005: 40 mins : Cert U* From 21 May 2005 Don your pith helmet and prepare for a grand adventure into the heart of South Africa! Using state-of-the-art live action 3D cinematography, nWave Pictures new groundbreaking film places viewers in an open-air vehicle travelling through diverse South African game reserves on a quest to see the Big Five. Showcasing the most dangerous and spectacular animals on the continent, audiences will experience incredible face-to-face encounters with charging elephants, hungry lions and cunning leopards. From the abundant grasslands of Addo and Shamwari to the savannahs of the Kalahari, Wild Safari 3D details the dramatic three thousand mile journey to find the Big Five: the elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and Cape buffalo. Tour guide Liesl Eichenberger, a young South African zoologist and field guide, leads the game drive from an open jeep, taking viewers incredibly close to the wildlife and giving a fascinating insight into the different animals and their habitats. Whether searching the open grasslands for buffalo or being in the middle of a herd of stampeding elephants, Wild Safari 3D is a truly breathtaking experience. And with 12,000 watts of pure digital surround sound, each lion's roar will reverberate to your very core!

44. Yexianggu ( Wild Elephants Valley ) Yunnan China Travel Packages Service offer yunnan tour packages and hotel booking service. http://travel-to-china.net/yunnan/city/xishuangbanna/yexianggu.htm

45. Asian Elephants - National Zoo| FONZ Asian elephants are endangered in the wild, where perhaps only about 30000 still live Learn about Asian elephants in the wild and at the National Zoo. http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/AsianElephants/

Home Animals, etc. Asian Elephants Asian Elephants: ... Asian Elephant Cam Related Resources Asia Trail African Savanna Related Scientific Publications Adopt an Asian Elephant! See Asian Art at the Smithsonian's Freer and Sackler Galleries Asian elephants are endangered in the wild, where perhaps only about 30,000 still live in forests of south and southeast Asia. They are endangered in North American zoos, too. That's why the 2001 birth of Kandula , the result of artificial insemination, was such a triumph. This young male represents a major effort by the National Zoo to develop a herd of breeding Asian elephants, build a new Zoo habitat on Asia Trail for these majestic animals, and help to save populations both in zoos and in the wild through science and conservation initiatives. Kandula Is Growing Fast: In May, Kandula weighed 3,100 pounds. His tusks continue to grow and are visible inside his mouth. How does this three-year-old elephant like to have fun?

46. Elephants, Dey Alexander wild Elephant Research and Rescue Center The wild Elephant Research and Rescue Fund (WERF) is a small environmental organisation in Thailand that developed http://deyalexander.com/elephants/

Skip to main content Shortcut keys Change style SEARCH Site map A-Z index Home Services ... Contact You are here: Home About Personal Elephants Elephants are amazing. They are beautiful, yet scarey. Majestic, yet their survival is in jeopardy. I am fascinated with elephants for a range of reasons. They are supposed to have exceptional powers of memory. They have had profound effects on culture, nowhere more so than in India where Ganesh, a popular Hindu god, takes the form of half elephant, half human. They are huge, and move so gracefully. Their form is unique. Like many people, I collect elephants. Not the real ones, thoughmy back yard isn't quite large enough. Besides, I'm not all that happy about having elephants locked up in enclosures. Here is a collection of links for those of you who share my fascination with this wonderful creature. Elephant Appreciation Day Don't miss Elephant Appreciation Day on September 22 Elephant conservation The Elephant Centre at Kuala Gandah in Malaysia is currently conducting an appeal to raise funds to establish new enclosures for several working and orphaned elephants. Living with elephants : is dedicated to relieving conflict and competition between the African Elephant and human populations in Botswana. They do this by identifying sources of conflict, developing strategies for resolution and offering educational programs which encourage a harmonious relationship between elephants and people. They believe that extensive participation and commitment by the communities is a requirement for success.

47. BBC - Science & Nature - Wildfacts - Asian Elephant, Indian Elephant elephants are being forced onto farming areas, where they cause damage. It is estimated that 28000 to 42000 Asian elephants remain in the wild. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/factfiles/178.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 21st September 2005 Text only Animals Prehistoric Life Space ... BBC Homepage In Animals Birds Mammals UK wildlife ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! You are here: BBC Animals Asian elephant, Indian elephant Elephas maximus Asian elephants are more easily tamed than their larger African counterparts, and have been used as beasts of burden for centuries. Subspecies E.m.maximus, E.m.indicus, E.m.sumatranus. Life span Asian elephants live for 70 years. Statistics Body Length: 5.5-6.40m, Shoulder height: 2.5-3m, Weight: Male: 5000kg, Female: 3000kg, Tail length: 1-1.3m. Physical Description Asian elephants are distinguished from their African counterparts by their smaller size, smaller ears, more rounded back, and a fourth toenail on each of their hind feet. They have thick, dry skin with a small amount of stiff hair, and are grey to brown in colour. Female Asian elephants have rudimentary tusks. Distribution Asian elephants have an extensive range across India and Sri Lanka and also occur further south and east as far as Sumatra. These three areas appear to contain subspecies all with slightly different characteristics. Habitat Asian elephants are spread over areas where rainfall levels vary considerably. They can survive in dry places where less than 40cm of rain falls per year, and in wet areas where over 8m of rain can fall in a year.

48. Wild Elephants Elephant gifts, wild elephants and more from $5.00 and up. Lowest prices on the internet for bronze, marble, wood, teak, and ebony elphants. http://www.rainbowgifts-usa.com/wild_elephants.htm

Rainbow Gifts-USA Specialists in elephant dung paper, elephant art, elephant gifts, and other fine pachyderm items at affordable prices. Select a picture to enlarge. Elephants are family oriented animals and this duo continues the tradition of closeness and protection for each other. Porcelain 5" x 9 1/8" x 10" Was $29.95 NOW: $22.50 This pair of porcelain elephants makes a cute couple! Tallest: 4 1/4" x 7" long, set of 2. Was $17.95 NOW: $13.50 An elephant family on the move and protected by safety in numbers. Classic wildlife collection. Alabastrite 12 7/8" x 8" x 6 1/4" Was $49.95 NOW: $ Bring safari style to your home with this elephant-head wall shelf! Realistically carved and colored, it even offers touches of "bamboo." Alabastrite 14" x 6" x 9 3/4" Was $24.95 NOW: $18.50 View Shopping Cart Home Page var sc_project=493371; var sc_partition=3;

49. Animals (Harpers.org) Nov 27, wild elephants rampaged through two villages in Bangladesh, killing four people.» The animals in Kabul s zoo were barely hanging on.» http://www.harpers.org/Animal.html

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50. StudyWorks! Online : Elephants In The Wild What do you think is really going on with elephants in the wild? In reality, both African and Indian elephants are declining in the wild. http://www.studyworksonline.com/cda/content/article/0,,EXP479_NAV2-75_SAR469,00.

Algebra Explorations Astronomy Biology Creating Dinosaurs from Tracks ... NEXT >> Elephants in the Wild Remember that these exercises are just that . . . exercises. They are meant to help you get a better feel for what it means to examine population growth. What do you think is really going on with elephants in the wild? In reality, both African and Indian elephants are declining in the wild. The Indian elephant is considered an endangered species, while the African elephant is listed as threatened. What does this tell you about their population growth rate? ( Answer Interestingly, elephant populations found on wildlife preserves can thrive so well that overpopulation of elephants in the reserves does occur. This means that the elephants' numbers must be thinned so they don't destroy the wildlife preserve meant to protect them. If overpopulation in wildlife preserves occurs what does this tell you about the population growth rate in the preserves? ( Answer And what does this tell you about growth rate outside of wildlife preserves? ( Answer What kinds of mortality factors might be important outside of wildlife preserves? (

51. Elephant Elephants - Adventures Photos Safari Wild Animals Wildlife Elephant elephants in Kenya and Tanzania, The most beautiful Photos Safaris of the World ! wild animals Reports images in these magnificent country ! http://www.safari-photo.org/elephantsgb.php3

Created 03/03/97 and Updated document.write(DateModif); Welcome Masai People Wild Animals Contacts Infos Webmaster More Photos Wallpapers My Reports Photos Stock Postcards E-cards Advice to travel to Africa My personal Advice About Countries All about Kenya Parks and Reserves All about Tanzania Parks and Reserves Your Photo Safari My advice about your photos Miscellaneous About the photographer Photographer's Gate The Elephants Elephants after the rains (dyed green) In my photographs of elephants the colour changes, starting with the coldest colours (just below) then the warmest colours ( 1/4 of hour before the sunset and just after sunrise ) which are all at the end of this page. Click on pictures to enlarge them Clic to listen the Elephants Elephant is the largest mammal of the earth. Despite being hunted for its tusks, the elephant has not become extinct. Now that it is protected in many countries, the elephant population has increased so much that some governments now allow restricted hunting in order to control the growing population.

52. March Resources @ National Geographic Magazine on elephant communication, work based on research in zoos and in the wild. In the dry season large numbers of elephants gather to drink and bathe at http://magma.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0403/resources_cre.html

Delve deeper into hot topics featured in NGM's March Geographica, Field Dispatch and Who Knew? with help from Resources. Click on a link, pick up a periodical, browse through a book, and explore! Research and Exploration Calls in the Wild Midday sun scorches the plains of northern Namibia, and a female elephant just coming into estrus is making a racket. With a rumble loud enough to rival a jackhammer, she broadcasts her availability for mating. But gusty winds and turbulence created by heat shimmering through the atmosphere tend to break up the sound waves she generates, so her signal carries little more than half a mile. The odds are slim that a mature male in his own period of reproductive readiness will be close enough to hear her call. Hours pass. Dusk settles over the flat sand veld. Winds calm, and air near the ground becomes cooler than the warm air above it, effectively creating a channel for sound. Now the low-frequency end of the eager female's cries can carry six miles (10 kilometers) in all directions, reaching the ears of elephants spread over a range of more than 110 square miles (280 square kilometers). The chance that a tall, strong mate will come swaggering her way is now a pretty sure thing. Garstang became curious about whether elephants waste energy bellowing against the wind, or whether they take advantage of daily atmospheric changes that can boost bass tones like the woofers in stereo speakers. To find answers, he assembled a team of researchers and headed to Etosha National Park in Namibia, home to a healthy and growing elephant population. Hills and forests aren't part of Etosha's savanna habitat, so Garstang knew that weather, rather than terrain, would be the most significant environmental factor affecting the elephants' lowest pitched communications.

53. File Not Found Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Environment Ministry drives wild elephants to Wilpaththu (Sri Lanka The wild elephants destroy houses and farms and attack people. http://www.colombopage.com/archive/July26121518UN.html

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54. Xishuangbanna Information-Xishuangbanna China In the reserve are found rare and precious animals and birds such as wild elephants, wild oxen, gibbons, peacocks, etc., which are all listed as animals and http://www.muztagh.com/china-information/fact/xishuangbanna_china.htm

Xishuangbanna Information The Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture is situated in the southern-most tip of Yunnan Province, and is contiguous to Burma and Laos. It is 733 km. from Kunming. With a total area of 19,185 In the Dai language, "Xi" means ten, "shuang" two, "Ban" one thousand, and "Na" paddy fields. Xishuangbanna therefore means "Twelve districts of one thousand mu of paddy fields each". It is the general name given to twelve administrative bodies under twelve chieftains in the old days. Yunjinghong is a term in the Dai language, meaning "The Daybreak City". The Dai calendar started from 638 AD. So, as for the Dai calendar, 2000 is 1362. Xishuangbanna is situated on the northern edge of the tropical zone. It is endowed with sufficient sunshine and is usually windless and very warm, with heavy dews and fogs and plenty of rainfall. It is not influenced by the typhoon from the Pacific Ocean, and belongs to the tropical forest type of climate. The plains and river valleys with an elevation of less than 800 m. belong to the tropical monsoon climate type and those places with an elevation of over 800 m. to the subtropical monsoon climate type. The annual mean temperature of the whole prefecture is 21 Centigrade. it is frost free all the year round, and there has never been snowfall in its history. The yearly rainfall ranges between 1,200 to 1,900 mm., and yearly foggy days amount to 108 to 146 days.

55. The WILD Foundation: Southern Africa The wild Foundation has joined forces with Save the elephants (founded and Save the elephants and wild met with both former President Konare and current http://www.wild.org/western_africa/mali.html

Home Contact Us Site Map Find Fast Contact us Events About WILD Press Publications Site Map Make Donation WILD Africa Wilderness Leadership Institute WILD International World Wilderness Congress Angola Quicama National Park Mali The Desert Elephants of Mali Mozambique Maputo Elephant Reserve Namibia Cheetah Conservation Fund South Africa Wilderness Foundation Baviaanskloof Embocraft Imbewu ... Shamwari Wilderness Area The WILD Foundation: Mali The Desert Elephants of Mali Photo credits this page Carlton Ward Jr. view his website... The local nomadic pastoralists - primarily the desert-dwelling Tuareg and the Fulani tribes - have coexisted peacefully with these animals for centuries. The WILD Foundation has joined forces with Save the Elephants (founded and directed by Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Samburu, Kenya) to help protect and sustain this amazing herd of elephant. For more information on Save the Elephants: Mali is a beautiful, landlocked desert country in North West Africa. Perhaps best known for its rich cultural diversity, Mali is also home to the northernmost herd of African elephants. The only elephants in the arid Sahel, this herd is also unique because of its annual migration – circumscribing an area of over 24,000 square kilometers, the herd has the longest recorded migration route of any elephants. The The nomadic pastoralists who live in this extended area – primarily the Tuareg and the Fulani (Puhl) tribes – have coexisted peacefully and in close proximity with these animals for centuries. They graze and herd their cattle and goats in the same areas, and use the same waterholes. More than just tolerated, the elephants have been integral part of the local culture.

56. Virtual Library - Sri Lanka - WILD LIFE, FAUNA & FLORA According to data, the highest number of wild and tamed elephants live in Elephant populations in the wild have been reduced substantially in the past http://www.lankalibrary.com/wlife.html

WWW Virtual Library Sri Lanka Home Forum Tsunami Ethnic Conflict ... People National Parks Protected Areas of Sri Lanka ( by Sri Lanka Wildlife Conservation Society ) SINHARAJA FOREST THE LEGENDARY SINHARAJA Dense, dark, wet and mysterious - Sinharaja is a primeval forest for meditation, relaxation and for scientific exploration. This relatively undisturbed expanse of primary forest is a Sri Lankan heritage - the last patch of sizeable lowland evergreen Rain Forest still remaining more or intact or undisturbed in our island.) Vignettes of Sinharaja (Sinharaja, our great tropical rain forest, by all accounts is a vast repository of national wealth. It was declared a National Heritage Wilderness Site in 1988 and a World Heritage Site in 1989.) Sinharaja Forest ( the only evergreen rain forest in Sri Lanka which belongs to few remaining virgin forests in the world, is home to hundreds of indigenous flora and many kinds of birds, beasts and reptiles. The Sinhajara forest, 11,187 hectares in all was declared a Man and Biosphere Reserve (MBR) in 1978 and it became a National Heritage Wilderness Area under the National Heritage Wilderness Area Act in 1988. This virgin forest was named World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1989. ) Yala National Park Yala National Park (YALA is among the oldest and best known of Sri Lanka’s National Parks. Yala covers about 1297 Km2 or 129,700 ha. And it is the largest agglomeration of protected areas in the country. Kumbukkan Oya in the north East and Menik Ganga and tributaries on the West flow through the Park providing a source of water to the animals even during the driest months of the year. )

57. China Protects Wild Asian Elephants, Habitats (2005/03/08) China now has 150 to 250 wild Asian elephants living in Yunnan Province, the southwest of the country, according to the State Administration of Forestry. http://www.chinaembassy.org.in/eng/szyss/t186250.htm

58. Star Wars And Wars With Wild Elephants star wars and wars with wild elephants. Posted on Thursday, May 19, 2005 849 PM remarks international big picture. via other lisa http://blog.bcchinese.net/bingfeng/archive/2005/05/19/21932.aspx

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59. Hunting And Capturing Wild Elephants In India Hunting and capturing wild elephants in India became prohibited in 1977. http://www.elephant.se/hunting_and_capturing_wild_elephants_in india.php

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60. Database With Wild-caught Captive Elephants - Worldvide Database with captive elephants worldvide, by elephant consultant Dan Koehl, since 1995. http://www.elephant.se/wild_caught_elephant_database.php?open=Elephant database

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