Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka Elephants: Death Toll Reaches Out of Proportion as Human-Elephant Conflict Over Land Intensifies
An elephant even targeted a tourist van in Sri Lanka last year to search for food. Click to read more.
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100 Beached Whales Rescued in Sri Lanka after Mass Stranding
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Massive Oil Tanker Fire Off the Eastern Coast of Sri Lanka Now Extinguished
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Humans Lived in Tropical Rainforests Earlier Than Thought
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Elephant Relocation Fails to Boost Conservation Efforts in Sri Lanka
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