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No one had ever studied the pygmy elephant. In 2005, WWF successfully attached satellite collars to five pygmy elephants in different herds in the Malaysian state of Sabah. The collaring is part of the
first scientific research ever conducted on this little-understood population. The best hope for the long-term survival of Borneo's elephants lies in sustainable forest management for timber production, since elephants can survive and breed in natural forests that are selectively logged.

The Pygmy elephants of Borneo 14”x 18” Giclee $200. Paper Prints start at $45

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