Asian elephants given by Myanmar at southwestern Japan zoo

Asian elephants given by Myanmar at southwestern Japan zoo

Photo taken Nov. 30, 2024, shows Asian elephants at Fukuoka Zoo in the southwestern Japan city of Fukuoka. Three Asian elephants, given by the city of Yangon under a sister-city partnership program, went on public display the same day.

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