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Two dozen elephants were found sleeping in a forest clearing, surrounded by the shattered remains of clay pots used to brew a potent, flower-based liquor.
People of a village in Odisha went inside a forest to prepare ‘mahua', a traditional country liquor, but found that a herd of elephants already devoured the water fermented with the intoxicating flowers and are in deep sleep. �� Elephants Consume Liquor in Odisha: 24 Tuskers, Including Calves, Sleep for Hours After Drinking ‘Mahua’ Inside Forest in Keonjhar.
The group of 24 elephants were traipsing through the jungle in the eastern state of Odisha when they came across large clay pots of 'muhua', a traditional liquor made from a flower.
The 24 jumbos, who were apparently drunk, were sleeping near the place where mahua flowers were kept in water in large pots for fermentation. There were nine tuskers, six females and nine calves.