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Thailand first vaccinates wild elephants against pregnancy to curb population growth and human conflict.
Thailand has administered a contraceptive vaccine to wild elephants for the first time, targeting three females in Trat province to manage population growth.
The move is part of a pilot program amid rising human-elephant conflicts, as wild elephant numbers nearly doubled since 2015, reaching nearly 800.
The vaccine, previously tested on captive elephants, is being used as a non-invasive, long-term solution.
Officials plan to vaccinate three more elephants before May, with ongoing monitoring.
The Asian elephant, Thailand’s national animal, remains endangered globally.
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Tailandia primero vacuna a los elefantes salvajes contra el embarazo para frenar el crecimiento de la población y los conflictos humanos.