Elephants Deo and Sinta Arrive at New Home in East Kalimantan
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Two protected Asian elephants, Deo and Sinta, are reported to be in good health following their relocation to a zoo in East Kalimantan. The pair were moved from Gembira Loka Zoo to their new facility, where keepers are closely monitoring their adaptation to the environment. The transfer is part of ongoing conservation efforts for the species, which is classified as endangered. Zoo officials stated that the elephants have shown no signs of stress and are adjusting well to their new surroundings.