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The Elephant Procession

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In the southmost part of India is a beautiful body of water named the Urulanthanni River. Around it are thick forests that serve as the sanctuary of a local herd of elephants. These grand creatures are able to march through freely and uninterrupted, and the humans who live and work in the area have managed to become friends with them. Because of their size, the humans understand that they are not to be disturbed

The ground would shake and vibrate slightly every time the hard would pass by, with the residents comparing the exhilarating experience to how they would see and feel an approaching train. Because this was their routine, it seemed that the elephants knew where they were headed and have no hesitation about having to come through the forest. 

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