Bathiya (wild, twin)
Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at
Minneriya national park in Sri Lanka

Biography

⚪ Bathiya (wild, twin)

Identification


Description
Species:	Asian elephant (Elephas maximus)
Sex and age:	unknown 5 years old
Management:	Wild elephant
Origin
Born:	* 2020-00-00 wild
Birth place:	in Minneriya national park

Parents:	♂ x ♀ unnamed (wild, mother of twins)
Locations - owners
Present / last location:	Minneriya national park, in Sri Lanka

Date of arrival

2020-00-00	Minneriya national park
Record history
History of updates	2020-09-20

Latest document update	2020-10-18 06:25:24
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Biography

Bathiya (wild, twin) is a living an elephant with unknown sex, an Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) , located at the Minneriya national park, in Sri Lanka.

Bathiya (wild, twin) arrived in 2020-00-00 to the Minneriya national park,

Social

Bathiya (wild, twin) lives together with 2 other elephants at the Minneriya national park: (detailed list)

and possibly other wild elephants which have no record in this database

Origin

Bathiya (wild, twin) was born wild 2020-00-00 at Minneriya national park.

Parents of Bathiya (wild, twin) are: ♂ (father) and ♀ unnamed (wild, mother of twins) (mother).

**Bathiya (wild, twin)s ancestral Pedigree:**
P	I	II	III
Bathiya (wild, twin)	Sire (f): Born:	Sire ff: Born:	Sire fff:
		Sire ff: Born:	Dame ffm:
		Dame fm: Born:	Sire fmf:
		Dame fm: Born:	Dame fmm:
	Dame m: unnamed (wild, mother of twins) Born:	Sire mf: Born:	Sire mff:
		Sire mf: Born:	Dame mfm:
		Dame mm: Born:	Sire mmf:
		Dame mm: Born:	Dame mmm:

Bathiya (wild, twin) on elephant-news.com

Articles where Bathiya (wild, twin) is mentioned on elephant-news.com
Date	Links which opens in new window
2020-09-16	Online misinformation follows rare sighting of baby elephant twins in sri lanka - Elephant News

Reference list

Koehl, Dan, (2025). Bathiya (wild, twin), Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) located at Minneriya national park in Sri Lanka. Elephant Encyclopedia, available online retrieved 29 March 2025 at https://www.elephant.se/database2.php?elephant_id=7972. (archived at the Wayback machine)