(Sullindya Deswi Atiza_6411421206_Public Health_1E) Today I want to tell you about some news that I read before. The first one is "Baby elephant dies after losing half its trunk in poacher's trap". It tells about baby elephants that are found in the forest, but it just has half of the trunk because the other half is lost by a trap. It's pathetically, the poachers did this thing illegally. After the baby elephants got found, villagers that found the baby brought him to conservation to be treated. Sadly, because of the injury and infection on his body, he couldn't safe. The Sumatran elephant is considered a critically endangered species due to rapid rates of deforestation in its natural habitat of Borneo and Sumatra. Male elephants are especially vulnerable to poachers because of their highly-prized tusks, which are sold on the illegal ivory market.

The second news is "Antarctic penguin waddles ashore in New Zealand, 2,000 miles from home". It tells about an antarctic penguin, the Adélie penguin is found on the coast of New Zealand. The penguin was brought to Penguin Rehabilitation to its rescue. The penguin was malnourished and severely dehydrated but after it was fed some "fish smoothies" it jumped across boulders and dove into the waves. Adélie penguins are commonly found on the coasts of Antarctica. Being excellent swimmers, the species can travel up to 745 miles away from home. The tuxedo-clad birds are known to breed on the rocky, ice-free ground. Researchers said the mass die-off occurred because unusually large amounts of sea ice forced penguin parents to travel farther in search of food for their young.