The retirement age of elephants for protection in Thailand "Video"

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Some may think that the word retirement is only for people who want to retire after their employment ends, or over the age of 60 or more in some countries. But the fact is that retirement is not human for humans. There is an elephant retirement park in Thailand.

"Elephant Retirement Park" is an idea implemented in Thailand to reduce violence against elephants used to attract tourists. In Thailand, three in four elephants live in unacceptable conditions and are abused when they are used to ride or beg in the streets.

At Elfant Retirement Park, they say they are proud of their strict policy of dealing with elephants. "There is absolutely no ride, sequence or hit of any kind. The only focus is to enhance the well-being of retired elephants," says their website.

"Visitors and volunteers in the park can expect an enjoyable and rewarding experience in working with local and local people to take care of symbols of strength and peace."

In a video from the Elephant Retirement Park, published by the British newspaper Daily Mail, a small elephant was spotted, playing with great joy in the water, making him very happy and enjoying the shower. He began to light up and spray the water in the air. He began to spray the water and then kicked it in the water. To be fully immersed in the water, and a caregiver shows water spray from a hose on his back.

The elephants' retirement park, founded by Adolit Khamia, includes eight elephants of different ages and is cared for by a team of dedicated caregivers who give them the best possible life.

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