No elephant should be forced to live her entire life alone, in a concrete prison.
The Elephants in Japan: In Memory of Hanako campaign works to expose and improve the living conditions of captive zoo elephants who need help most.
The Elephants in Japan: In Memory of Hanako campaign works to expose and improve the living conditions of captive zoo elephants who need help most.
This 115-page report is a detailed examination of 14 solitary elephants in Japan. You will find in it careful assessments of each elephant’s living conditions and their physical and psychological states, supplemented by photographs and charts.
Written by Dr. Keith Lindsay—who has studied elephants for four decades—it also contains important recommendations on the treatment of such elephants, and gives options for their future management.
この115ページに渡るレポートは、日本において、たった1頭で
このレポートは、40年間にわたりゾウの研究を続けてきたDr. Keith Lindsayにより作成され、ゾウに対する正しい接し方や現状改善のために推奨される対処法、
Read more about each elephant’s tragic story by clicking on its image: