00:06comm: an african elephant is spotted from the air struggling to walk with its herd throughkenya's tsavo nature reserve. 00:16comm: vets from the kenyan wildlife services were dispatched by the david sheldrick wildlifetrust to investigate the young bull's concerning condition.
How To Adopt A Girl Child In Kerala, 00:30comm: upon their arrival, they quickly realised the elephant had been targeted by poacherswith a poisoned arrow and would perish without their intervention. 00:38comm: after safely darting the animal with
a tranquilliser, the team rolled the elephantover and cut open a huge absess on its side, releasing a discharge of puss and sand. 00:51comm: keeping the elephant cool, they set about removing the dead muscle tissue andextracting the arrow. 01:03comm: the vets then cleaned and filled the wound with green clay, a natural remedy toaid the healing process and prevent further infection. 01:14comm: it's believed that more than 35,000 are killed by poachers each year, the equivalentof one ever 15 minutes.
01:25comm: awaking from the anaesthetic, the four ton elephant rose from its slumber fit enoughto rejoin its herd
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