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A conservation veterinarian discovered that if youve got a sedated lion on your hands and need to monitor its heart rate, wrapping an Apple Watch around its tongue does the trick.

A conservation veterinarian discovered that if you've got a sedated lion on your hands and need to monitor its heart rate, wrapping an Apple Watch around its tongue does the trick.

An Australian veterinarian has opened up about her work in helping elephants injured by landmines. The wartime weapon is still very much a threat in parts of the world and Thailand is no exception. Dr Chloe Buiting looks after all sorts of animals in the south-east Asian country, however its her impressive work with elephants that has captured the worlds attention. The woman, who is known online as the Jungle Doctor, has been helping the majestic animals who have become accidental victims near...

‘Jungle Doctor’ Celebrated For Fitting Prosthetic Legs To Elephants Injured By Landmines by : Niamh Shackleton on : 10 May 2021 12:07 jungle_doctor/Instagram An Australian vet is being applauded for fitting prosthetic legs to elephants that have been injured by landmines. Dr Chloe Buiting, aka the Jungle Doctor, has been helping Thailand’s elephants since 2018 in light of many of the animals being badly injured by landmines. Many of these bombs are located at the Thailand-Myanma...

An Australian vet dubbed the Jungle Doctor has helped save endangered animals all over the world, fitting prosthetic legs to elephants who have walked over landmines. Dr Chloe Buiting started her rewarding work in 2018 when she shadowed a vet team in Chiang Mai, helping helping treat elephants abscesses caused by landmines on the Thailand-Myanmar border. The hospital does groundbreaking work that helps elephants who have lost their legs from landmines, she told 7 News. Dr Chloe Buiting started ...