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Tourist Dies In Clash Between Two Elephants At Dubare Elephant Camp In Karnataka: Survival Tips Everyone Should Know
Tourist Dies In Clash Between Two Elephants At Dubare Elephant Camp In Karnataka: Survival Tips Everyone Should Know
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Tourist Dies In Clash Between Two Elephants At Dubare Elephant Camp In Karnataka: Survival Tips Everyone Should Know

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Elephants are highly intelligent and sensitive animals. Flash photography, shouting, sudden laughter, or drones can startle them and provoke stress responses.

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