The Indian authorities have put on hold a plan to relocate wild elephants in the southern state of Karnataka.
This follows a court instruction to the government to seek advice from experts in India and Africa before moving up to 30 elephants from two districts.
Farmers have been protesting against growing attacks by the elephants. Two people have died in the attacks.
The court said the animals should live in their natural habitat and it is up to humans to adjust.
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