Madakari
Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at
Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park) in India

Biography

♀ Madakari

Identification

Karnataka database	+161? (N/A)

Description
Species:	Asian elephant (Elephas maximus)
Sex and age:	Female ♀ 18 years old
Management:	Free contact
Origin
Born:	* 2007 unknown
Birth place:
Locations - owners
Present / last location:	Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park), in India

Date of arrival

2017-00-00	Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park) from Doddaharve Elephant camp

Record history
History of updates	2018-11-23

Latest document update	2020-10-18 06:25:24

Biography

Madakari is a living Female ♀ Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) , located at the Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park), in India.

Madakari arrived in 2017-00-00 to the Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park), relocated from the Doddaharve Elephant camp, in India.

Social

Madakari lives together with 16 other elephants at the Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park): (detailed list)

1. ♂ Bheeshma (Bhisma) born 2008?
2. ♂ Gajaraja born 2007
3. ♀ Johnny
4. ♀ Juhi born ~1997
5. ♀ Karna born 2011?
6. ⚪ Kenchamba born 1997
7. ♀ Mamta born 1990
8. ♀ Menaka born 1989
9. ♀ Ragini born 1990
10. ♂ Raja born 1990
11. ♀ Rani born 2014
12. ♀ Seetha (Roopa) born 2003
13. ⚪ Shivagange born 2002
14. ♀ Tunga (Thunga) born 2001
15. ⚪ unknown born 2015?
16. ⚪ Yogi born 2000

Origin

Madakari was born unknown 2007.

Comments / pictures

Ten elephants from various elephant camps in Kodagu are all set to travel to the jungles in Uttarakhand, to be resettled in the jungles there.
Among the elephants are Madakari (10), Gajaraja (10), Kenchamba (20) of Doddaharve elephant camp, female elephants like Shivagange (25) and Kapila (32).

Reference list

References

Koehl, Dan, (2025). Madakari, Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) located at Camp King Elephant camp (Rajaji National Park) in India. Elephant Encyclopedia, available online retrieved 18 April 2025 at https://www.elephant.se/database2.php?elephant_id=16570. (archived at the Wayback machine)