Plai Nhing-Nhong at TECC (Thai Elephant Conservation Center Hospital and National Elephant Institute)

Plai is a prefix name, orginally a Mon word, meaning youthful male or a strong man, today used in Thailand for male elephants with tusks.

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Internal relevant links

• More elephants from: TECC (Thai Elephant Conservation Center Hospital and National Elephant Institute)
• More elephants from: Thailand
• All breeding cows
• All breeding bulls
• The elephant database startpage. Statistics
• List of all captive born elephants in the database

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• elefanten.wikia
• Google Internet search
• Google Books
• elephanttag.org and Asian Elephant Studbook 2003-2005, AZA North America (PDF)
• Asianelephant.net
• Buckles Blog
• ShowMe Elephants
• circushistory.org
• Billboard
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