Russia probes circus over fight between ‘jealous’ elephants
By AFP
March 23, 2021
MOSCOW: Russian investigators opened a probe on Monday into whether a circus allowed two elephants to perform while "in a state of aggression" after the animals came to blows during a show and landed among fleeing spectators. Video footage showed one of the elephants, which were performing in a circus on Sunday in the city of Kazan more than 800 kilometres east of Moscow, pushing the other over and beginning to trample it as a panicked crowd rushed out of its seats.
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