Heavy rainfall has turned northern Thailand into a waterlogged crisis zone, forcing residents of Chiang Mai and surrounding areas to flee to higher ground—and they’re not the only ones. Over 3,000 rescued animals, including 125 elephants, are now at the center of a dramatic evacuation effort. 🌧️🚨
At the Elephant Nature Park, floodwaters surged through the sanctuary on Thursday, putting its furry and giant residents at risk. Workers scrambled to relocate 800 dogs, 2,500 cats, 200 rabbits, and even cows alongside the park’s iconic elephants. Talk about a Noah’s Ark situation! 🐕🐈🐇🐄
As climate extremes become more frequent, this crisis highlights the vulnerability of both communities and wildlife in flood-prone regions. Locals and rescuers alike are racing against the clock, proving that when disaster strikes, solidarity knows no species. 💪🌏
