Asian elephant (Elephas maximus)
Plai Huay Yai at Unknown

Location

Plai Huay Yai is a living Lost to follow-up Male ♂ Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) , located at Unknown, in Unknown.

Huay Yai arrived Unknown 2010-03-00,

In Unknown, Plai Huay Yai lives together with 150 other elephants with records as alive in this database:

Origin

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.

Plai Huay Yai was born wild 2010-03-00.

Plai Huay Yai, aged 15 days old, strayed from the wild herd and fell into the Huay Yai ravine in Phato district of Chumphon. It was taken to a nearby army unit where it has been treated for external injuries. The calf was named Huay Yai after the place where it fell.

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