† Pang Bua Ngoen is a dead Female ♀ Asian elephant (Elephas maximus), , who died 2017 at Bangkok Safari World , in Thailand, .
Pang is a prefix name, used in Thailand for female elephants.
Pang Bua Ngoen was born wild .
Mother of Thumjai and Thongbai at Ban Ta Klang, Surin. Mae Bua Ngoen had 6 children altogether: The first calf was a bull who died, and had no name. (This took place around 70 years ago, and at the time, the registration system didn’t cover such details.) The second calf was a cow who died, and had no name. (Again, the registration system didn’t cover the details.) The third calf was Plai Thong Bai. His father was Plai Noi (deceased). The fourth calf was Pang Chand Pen (still alive). Her father was Plai Gud (deceased). The fifth calf was Pang Thong Muan (still alive). Her father was Plai Nuam (deceased). The sixth calf was Plai Rambo (still alive). His father was Plai Nuam (deceased).
Mae Bua Ngoen had 6 children altogether: The first calf was a bull who died, and had no name. (This took place around 70 years ago, and at the time, the registration system didn’t cover such details.) The second calf was a cow who died, and had no name. (Again, the registration system didn’t cover the details.) The third calf was Plai Thong Bai. His father was Plai Noi (deceased). The fourth calf was Pang Chand Pen (still alive). Her father was Plai Gud (deceased). The fifth calf was Pang Thong Muan (still alive). Her father was Plai Nuam (deceased). The sixth calf was Plai Rambo (still alive). His father was Plai Nuam (deceased).
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