Vatsala, Asia’s oldest female elephant, recently passed away at the Panna Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh. She was over 100 years old and fondly known by many as Dadi Maa and Nani Maa. Vatsala had been suffering from injuries to the nails on her front legs, which affected her ability to stand and led to her deteriorating health.
The officials at Panna Tiger Reserve expressed profound grief over the loss of this majestic elephant. They honored Vatsala with a respectful funeral ceremony, acknowledging her many decades spent in the reserve and her vital role as a symbol of the region’s wildlife heritage.
This passing marks the end of an era for the reserve and underscores the ongoing importance of wildlife conservation efforts. Vatsala’s life epitomized the resilience and beauty of Asia’s wildlife, and she will be fondly remembered by animal lovers and conservationists alike.
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