Tame or wild, the elephant remains part and parcel of the Sri Lankan landscape. Do not miss a trip to the Pinnawela orphanage, where tourists can feed the babies. The Bundala reserve us home to many herds of wild elephants, while the Wirawila reserve will appeal to birdwatchers and ornithologists.
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Sri Lankan elephant Elephants are numerous in Sri Lanka, where there are many sanctuaries to protect the various species
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Elephant family, Sri Lanka The Sri Lankan elephant population is now largely restricted to a few National Parks and Nature Reserves.
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Elephants The Sri Lankan Elephant is one of three recognized subspecies of the Asian Elephant.
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Elephant sign Danger, elephants crossing!
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Elephants in Sri Lanka An elephant family in Sri Lanka.
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Elephants in water An important cultural symbiosis has continued to exist between the elephant and humans for over two thousand years in Sri Lanka.
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