Sumatran elephant Molly died after being swept away by a river at Bali Zoo during heavy rain.
A 45-year-old Sumatran elephant named Molly died after being swept away by a fast-flowing river at Bali Zoo in Indonesia. The incident occurred during heavy rain, which increased the river's current, causing Molly to be carried away. The zoo's mahout was unharmed. The zoo plans to evaluate its procedures and risk management, especially during the rainy season. Sumatran elephants are critically endangered and protected under Indonesian law.
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