Lack of rain leads to wild elephants camping in human habitations in Kerala’s Munnar
A lack of rain in Kerala's Munnar region has caused wild elephants to camp near human habitations due to scarcity of food and water in the forest. This reflects the environmental stress and its impact on wildlife behavior amid drought conditions.
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