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Tribal beast of burden, "Notu" (the yellow one in the rear) became mired in a village mud hole, while it's master was surveying tribal lands. Another beast, "Greneyedmonstor" was used in an attempt to rescue, but failed due to the weak strength of the antenna cable used in pulling. Since all tribal animals belong to the village, we will keep registered owners anonymous to protect the guilty. |
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| The photo below demonstrates a (visiting) third beast. From the size of it's trunk, it likely evolved from the elephant family. It appeared late afternoon, and attempted to retrieve the first beast (Notu), and ultimately the second (Greneyedmonstor), which also became entrapped by mid-day. When this photo was taken, the third beast was also mired to it's knees, and was also attempting to dig itself free to facilitate escape. It's master did not tell us it's name. | |||||||||
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