Deceased elephants at Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa

This database list 13 dead elephants

Nr	Sex Species Name Id	Status	Arrival location
1	+ ⚪ LA unknown	Born: wild Dead:2005-11-00, unknown	2005-11-07 Hammanskraal rehabilitation centre
2	+ ⚪ LA unknown	Born: wild Dead:2005-11-00, unknown	2005-11-07 Hammanskraal rehabilitation centre
3	+ ⚪ LA unknown	Born: wild Dead:2005-11-00, unknown	2005-11-07 Hammanskraal rehabilitation centre
4	+ ⚪ LA unknown	Born: wild Dead:2005-11-00, unknown	2005-11-07 Hammanskraal rehabilitation centre
5	+ ⚪ LA unknown	Born: wild Dead:2005-11-00, unknown	2005-11-07 Hammanskraal rehabilitation centre
6	+ ⚪ LA miscarriage < 1	Born: wild 2005 x Oowalla Dead:2005, miscarriage	2005-00-00
7	+ ♂ LA Pilane 57	Born: wild 1963? Dead:2020-10-15? (22 years after arrival), age	1998-00-00 Kruger National Park
8	+ ♂ LA Amarula 57	Born: wild Dead:2022-02-08 (24 years after arrival), age	1998-00-00 Kruger National Park
9	+ ♂ LA Mavuso (wild) 57	Born: wild Dead:2020-08-28 (22 years after arrival), killed	1998-00-00 Kruger National Park
10	+ ♂ LA Shambi SSP id: 330 57	Born: wild Dead:,	1981-00-00 Randall Moore
11	+ ♀ LA Oowalla SSP id: 328 40	Born: wild 1965 Dead:2005-01-17, disease septicaemia from a uterine intussusception after miscarriage	Randall Moore
12	+ ♂ LA noname 40	Born: wild Dead:1997, shot in culling operation killed rhinos	Kruger National Park
13	+ ♂ LA noname 40	Born: wild Dead:1996-06-27, shot in culling operation shot, aggressive	Kruger National Park

Source for the list of elephants deceased at Pilanesberg National Park

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Facts about Deceased elephants at Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa, Elephant Encyclopedia, Koehl, D. (2025), available online retrieved 4 April 2025 at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=971 (archived at the Wayback machine)

Sources used for this list:
Latest update	Name of elephant	Source (if it is a website, the target website will open in new window)
2020-10-18	Pilane:	• https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=4029&p=186310 • Flutterby at https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=4038&p=186643&hilit=mavuso#p186641 • Johan Fatmanj Theunissen, South Africa
2020-09-19	Mavuso (wild):	• https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=4029&p=186310&hilit=mavuso#p186310 • Klipspringer at https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=4038&p=186643&hilit=mavuso#p186641
2020-09-19	Amarula:	• Flutterby at https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=4029&p=186310 • https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=4038&p=186643&hilit=mavuso#p186641 • https://www.sapeople.com/2022/02/09/africas-most-famous-elephant-amarula-has-passed-away-at-65/
2011-04-26	Oowalla:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa
2008-10-16	noname:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa
2008-10-16	miscarriage:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa
2008-10-16	noname:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa

Pilanesberg National Park on elephant-news.com

Pilanesberg National Park is mentioned on Elephant News:
Date	Links which opens in new window
2007-09-11	Elephant played soccer with me - Elephant News
	Population and individual elephant response to a catastrophic fire in pilanesberg national park. - Elephant News
2012-03-04	Pain of translocation - Elephant News
2020-09-03	Once seen as loners, male elephants shown to follow elders - Elephant News

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This database list 13 dead elephants

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Pilanesberg National Park is mentioned on Elephant News: