Relocated elephants from Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa

Nr	Sex Species Name Id	Status	Arrival Departure	Present location
Pilanesberg National Park had previously 10 elephants relocated to new location.
1	♀ LA - Sehlare	wild: Born wild	2005-09-24	Pilanesberg National Park
2	♂ LA - Gambo	wild: Born wild	2005-09-24	Pilanesberg National Park
3	♂ LA - Mthondo Mbomwo	FC: Born wild 1975	1993-00-00	Okavango Delta
4	† ⚪ LA - unknown	dead: Born wild Dead: , ? yrs Reason: unknown:		Pilanesberg boma holding facility
5	† ⚪ LA - unknown	dead: Born wild Dead: 2005-11-00, ? yrs Reason: unknown:		Pilanesberg National Park
6	† ⚪ LA - unknown	dead: Born wild Dead: 2005-11-00, ? yrs Reason: unknown:		Pilanesberg National Park
7	† ⚪ LA - unknown	dead: Born wild Dead: 2005-11-00, ? yrs Reason: unknown:		Pilanesberg National Park
8	† ⚪ LA - unknown	dead: Born wild Dead: 2005-11-00, ? yrs Reason: unknown:		Pilanesberg National Park
9	† ⚪ LA - unknown	dead: Born wild Dead: 2005-11-00, ? yrs Reason: unknown:		Pilanesberg National Park
10	† ♂ LA - Mashadu	dead: Born wild 2002 Dead: 2005-10-20, 3 yrs Reason: euthanised: organs failed	2005-10-07	Hammanskraal rehabilitation centre

Source for the list of elephants relocated, previously living at Pilanesberg National Park

Reference list

Facts about previously kept elephants, relocated from Pilanesberg National Park in South Africa, Elephant Encyclopedia, Koehl, D. (2024), available online retrieved 21 November 2024 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)
2008-10-16	Mashadu:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa • http://www.news24.com/News24/South_Africa/News/0,,2-7-1442_1821257,00.html
2008-10-15	Gambo:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa
2008-10-15	Sehlare:	• Leigh-Ann Woolley, South Africa

Pilanesberg National Park on elephant-news.com

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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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Pilanesberg National Park had previously 10 elephants relocated to new location.

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