Indian temple uses lifelike robotic elephant for rituals
The Star
2024-06-23
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A temple in southern India on Saturday (June 22) introduced a lifelike robotic elephant to be used in rituals in an effort to prevent animal cruelty.
The mechanical elephant was donated by the animal rights group PETA to the Pournamikavu Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
The three-metre-tall, 800 kg mechanical elephant, called Baladhasan, can move its ears and tail.
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The mechanical elephant was donated by the animal rights group PETA to the Pournamikavu Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.
The three-metre-tall, 800 kg mechanical elephant, called Baladhasan, can move its ears and tail.
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