印度在逃“独牙杀人象”已致22人死亡

Group 1 - A rogue elephant in Jharkhand, India, has caused the deaths of 22 people, marking the highest fatalities from a single elephant in the region [1] - The elephant's aggressive behavior primarily occurs at night, targeting farmers guarding their fields and passersby [1] - Efforts to capture the elephant involve over 100 forestry personnel, high-resolution drones, and tranquilizer rifles, but have faced challenges due to the elephant's agility and the presence of insurgent activities in the search area [1] Group 2 - Human-elephant conflict incidents have been rising annually due to deforestation, habitat fragmentation, and encroachment on elephant migration corridors, with over 2,800 deaths reported in India from such encounters in the past five years [2] - Andhra Pradesh has implemented AI warning systems to mitigate similar risks, while Jharkhand continues its search and control efforts [2]