Question

How the elephants are treated

Answer 1

Answer:

In order to serve human needs, wild elephant families are disrupted and destroyed. Elephant calves are captured from the wild, whereby many of their parents and family members are killed in the process. Once caught, they are starved and repeatedly beaten while confined a small cage in a process called the "crush.

Answer 2

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In order to serve human needs, wild elephant families are disrupted and destroyed. Elephant calves are captured from the wild, whereby many of their parents and family members are killed in the process. Once caught, they are starved and repeatedly beaten while confined a small cage in a process called the "crush".