Tamed Tuskers II
Generally, the mahout (elephant trainer) spends around three hours every morning and evening massaging the elephant in the water. The elephant will then be taken back to camp where it is fed with ragi, rice, sugarcane, jaggery, and coconut. This whole process makes the wild elephant a happy and calm animal.

Senthil Kumaran Rajendran

Print Size: 710x710 mm
Frame Size: 1070x880 mm
Paper Type: Hahnemühle Photo Rag® 308gsm
Frame Colour: White
Exhibit: POS SR 222 02

 

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Tamed Tuskers II


Generally, the mahout (elephant trainer) spends around three hours every morning and evening massaging the elephant in the water. The elephant will then be taken back to camp where it is fed with ragi, rice, sugarcane, jaggery, and coconut. This whole process makes the wild elephant a happy and calm animal.

بشكل عام، يقضي مدرب الفيل حوالى ثلاث ساعات كل صباح ومساء في تدليك الفيل في الماء، ثم تتم إعادته إلى المخيم حيث يتم إطعامه الراجي والأرز وقصب السكر والجاغري وجوز الهند. تُساهم هذه العملية برمتها في جعل الفيل البري حيواناً سعيداً وهادئاً.

Photographer:
Senthil Kumaran Rajendran


Print Size: 710x710 mm

Frame Size: 1070x880 mm

Exhibit: POS SR 222 02

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