The world's largest elephant is not something you'd easily misplace.
But a Nepali wildlife reserve appears to have done just that.
Raja Gaj, or king elephant, was estimated to be 11 feet 3 inches (nearly 3.5 metres) tall at the shoulder, some two feet taller than the average Asian elephant. The bull was one of the main tourist attractions at Bardia National Park in southwest Nepal.
An official said today he has been missing for a year and may well be dead.
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