April 15, 2025, 10:47 pm
Two reports detail the unprecedented journey of Pupy, an African elephant that spent 30 years in captivity in an Argentine facility and is now being transported to a Brazilian sanctuary. The coverage describes the unusual convoy featuring a specially designed crate and a team of veterinarians and caretakers ensuring her safe passage. This cross-border transfer marks a significant moment in wildlife welfare and conservation efforts, illustrating the challenges and hopes for a better future for the animal.
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Un convoi inhabituel s’est approché mardi de la luxuriante frontière entre l’Argentine et le Brésil, après avoir serpenté pendant des heures sur des routes encombrées. À l’intérieur d’une caisse en fer spéciale, attachée à un camion et flanquée de fourgonnettes remplies de...
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