A set of elephants underwent tranquilization ahead of their translocation at Rumuruti.
The tranquilized elephant got its oxygen intake and heart rate measurements through a pulse oximeter at Naibo on April 4, 2025, at Rumuruti.
This was done during the elephant translocation to Meru National Park due to an increase in human wildlife conflict.
A tranquilized elephant gets its oxygen intake and heart rate measurements through a pulse oximeter at Naibo on April 4, 2025, at Rumuruti / Liz Muthoni/ KWSThe Kenya Wildlife Service said translocation supports peaceful coexistence in helping communities thrive while giving wildlife the space they need to roam freely and safely.
Four elephants were safely captured in the Rumuruti–Naibor area following a rise in human- wildlife conflict.
They will be translocated to the landscapes of Meru National Park.
A tranquilized elephant gets it's oxygen intake and heart rate measurements through a pulse oximeter at Naibo on April 4, 2025 at Rumuruti / Liz Muthoni/ KWS
A tranquilized elephant gets it's oxygen intake and heart rate measurements through a pulse oximeter at Naibo on April 4, 2025 at Rumuruti / Liz Muthoni/ KWS
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