Gautam the legendary elephant leaves a lasting legacy at Bandhavgarh
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Gautam, an elephant born in 1946, is recognized for his long service in wildlife management and security at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve.
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- Gautam served for 44 years at Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve performing tasks like patrolling and tiger monitoring.
- The elephant gained a reputation for fearlessly confronting tigers and separating them during conflicts.
- He now lives in retirement as a senior member among the younger elephant population in the reserve.
- His offspring continue to serve the forest department in rescue and wildlife management operations.
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NamedIndia · Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve · Anarkali · Ashtam · Forest Department · Ganesh · Gautam · Lakshman · Murli · Sundargaj · Surya
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