Singapore’s Zoo Uses Acupuncture To Treat Elephant
“Ailing animals at Singapore Zoo are having injuries and illness treated with alternative medicines including acupuncture. A recent patient is Tun, a 15-year-old female elephant of 2800 kilogrammes.” – Scoop:
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March 5, 2005
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