A stranded mother elephant and her calf were rescued from a golf course drain before vets revived the unconscious jumbo with CPR.
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The animal and her baby slipped into the 7ft deep hole during a storm which made the grass muddy and wet in Nakhon Nayok province, Thailand. Wildlife volunteers tranquilised the 10-year-old mother but she hit her head on the edge of the concrete structure - knocking her unconscious. Worried vets immediately revived the jumbo when she was pulled out of the hole with a cherry picker crane. Dramatic footage shows three vets using their weight to put pressure on the animal's chest to wake her up.The one-year-old calf was rescued shortly after

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