把大象從井里救出來，需要哪幾步？

從20英尺深的井里救出大象

Pictures have surfaced of rescuers coming to the aid of an elephant after it fell down a 20-foot well in an Indian jungle.

照片顯示，在印度叢林中，一頭大象掉進(jìn)一口20英尺深的井里后，救援人員前來幫助它。

The rescuers were able to use a crane to get the massive mammal out of the well and onto the back of the truck before being released into the wild, SWNS reports.

SWNS報道說，救援人員用起重機(jī)將這頭巨大的哺乳動物從井中救出，放到卡車的后部，然后將它放生到野外。

The rescue occurred near the Panagar army camp in Jalpaiguri, Western Bengal after the elephant wandered in from the Bishnupur jungle.

救援行動發(fā)生在孟加拉邦西部賈帕伊古里的巴拿馬軍營附近，這頭大象從比什努普叢林中漫步而來。

Army officials realized the elephant was trapped after they heard a noise from deep in the well. Eventually, they contacted the Burdwan Forest Department, who provided the crane to rescue the animal.

軍方人員聽到深井里傳來的噪音后，才意識到大象被困了。最后，他們聯(lián)系了Burdwan森林部門，后者提供了起重機(jī)來拯救這只動物。

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Upon being lifted out of the well, the elephant was kept under close supervision for a few days, then released into the wild.

這頭大象被抬出井外后，在嚴(yán)密的監(jiān)管下呆了幾天，然后被放歸野外。

According to the World Wildlife Fund, Indian elephants spend much of their day feeding, often up to 19 hours, while wandering areas that can cover up to 125 square miles.

根據(jù)世界野生動物基金會(World Wildlife Fund)的數(shù)據(jù)，印度大象每天大部分時間都在覓食，通常長達(dá)19個小時，而流浪區(qū)域的面積可達(dá)125平方英里。

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Their diet consists of grass, tree bark, leaves and roots. They are often seen near sources of water, as they need to drink water at least once a day.

它們的食物包括草、樹皮、樹葉和樹根。它們經(jīng)常出現(xiàn)在水源附近，因為它們每天至少需要喝一次水。