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      <description>Hsu Than Sin, Christie Kok, Poe Myat Khin_3E1</description>
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      <pubDate>2016-07-30 02:51:59 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>2. Bathing the Elephants</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>With its oppressive heat and it being summer all year round, elephants tend to be stickier and sweatier. Thus, we gave them a refreashing bath in the Mae Heang River. Not only did this bath refreash them, it also made them squeeky clean! We edged our way into the inviting waters, whilst guiding the elephants by their necks with ropes. From afar, the elephants backs looked rought and scalely. In reality, that was not the case. As we srubbed the mud and dirt off the smooth backs of the packidermated creature, they frolicked in the waters and sprayed water out of their trunks. Through this activity, we all realised that grooming the elephants was not an easy job. We started to sympathise with the zookeepers- those who had to stand under the sweltering weather to keep the elephants hygienic.&nbsp;We also learned about some basic grooming skills. Hopefully with these skills, I am able to own a pet! We are also exposed to  taking care of different types of animals in the animal kingdom in this activity. Hence, allowing us to grow in our affection and care for creatures.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-08-02 02:00:12 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>1. Introduction</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>If you were ever wondering what the giants meant, its our very own adored mammals from Nong Jam Elephant Nature Park in Thailand. Thailand is situated near the equator, making the weather humid. Thailand has the conditions to be in the tropics, hence tropical elephants are able to thrive well there. With its oppressive heat and it being summer all year round, elephants tend to be stickier and sweatier. Alright, lets sit back and devour the juicy experience. There are two activities that i would like to share my experiences about. First up, its the bathing of the elephant, followed by the veterinary assistance.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-08-02 02:14:01 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>4. Conclusion</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Is it a fulfilling trip to be participating in this community service learning trip? Well, i would actually want to go on another learning service trip with the school as I am able to widen my horizon and widen my social circle. On top of understanding how fortunate we are and instilling values in our everyday lives, I am also able to learn about the country's culture and interacting with the citizens of Thailand. Don't just believe my words. It will not be the same, unless you go there personally to experience it yourself!</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-08-02 09:39:18 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>3. Veterinary Assistance</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Having legs as thick as trunks, enormous back and sides and elongated pearly white tusk, you would probably think that the strongest and largest mammal would not need much medical care. However, its not the case. On my first day of&nbsp; volunteering, I was assigned to be in charge of distributing medicines to elephants that had been injured. We walked to the shelter which housed all the injured elephants. As I stepped into the room that contained huge shadow like creatures, I was flabbergasted at the high influx of injured or ill elephants queuing in line to get medical assistance. These mammals function differently from us, humans. Hence, I was able to witness the many different types of diseases and treatments used to cure the sick elephant. I followed the doctor and his instructions making me the doctor's right-hand man for the day. As I busily administered medicine to the elephants, I learnt that with these skills, I can continue to provide them with necessary medical assistance. With this additional knowledge of basic first aid, I would be more confident is giving my friend medical assistance when he or she is injured.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-08-04 12:08:27 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>I learnt that with these skills, I can continue to provide assistance to those animals in need and provide them with the necessary medical assistance.</title>
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         <pubDate>2016-08-04 12:54:28 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Draft 2:</title>
         <author>christie_kok</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>If you were ever wondering what the giants in the title refers to, it is the mammals whom we adore at Nong Jam Elephant Nature Park in Thailand. Thailand is situated near the equator, making the weather humid. Thailand has the conditions to be in the tropics, hence tropical elephants are able to thrive well there. Alright, lets sit back and devour the juicy experience. There are two activities that I would like to share my experiences about. First up, it is the bathing of the elephant, followed by the veterinary assistance experience.&nbsp;<br><br>With its oppressive heat and it being summer all year round, elephants tend to be stickier and sweatier. Thus, we gave them a refreashing bath in the Mae Heang River. Not only did this bath refresh them, it also made them squeaky clean! We edged our way into the inviting waters, whilst guiding the elephants by their necks with ropes. From afar, the elephants backs looked rough and scalely. In reality, that was not the case. As we scrubbed the mud and dirt off the smooth backs of the pachydermatous, they frolicked in the waters and sprayed water out of their trunks. As we scrubbed the elephants' backs throughly, the professional elephant scrubbers related many interesting stories about wildlife and elephants to us. Through this activity, we all realised that grooming the elephants was not an easy job. We started to sympathise with the zookeepers- those who had to stand under the sweltering weather to keep the elephants hygienic. We also learned about some basic grooming skills. Hopefully with these skills, I am able to own a pet! We were also exposed to&nbsp; taking care of different types of animals in the animal kingdom in this activity. Hence, allowing us to grow in our affection and care for creatures.<br><br>Having legs as thick as trunks, enormous back and sides and elongated pearly white tusk, you would probably think that the strongest and largest mammal would not need much medical care. However, this was not the case. On my first day of&nbsp; volunteering, I was assigned to be in charge of distributing medicines to elephants that had been injured. We walked to the shelter which housed all the injured elephants. As I stepped into the room which contained huge shadow like creatures, I was flabbergasted at the high influx of injured and ill elephants queuing in line to get medical assistance. These mammals function differently from us, humans. Hence, I was able to witness the many different types of diseases and treatments used to cure the sick elephant. I followed the doctor and his instructions making me the doctor's right-hand man for the day. As I busily administered medicine to the elephants, I learnt that with these skills, I can continue to provide them with necessary medical assistance. With this additional knowledge of basic first aid, I would be more confident is giving my friend medical assistance when he or she is injured.<br><br>Is it a fulfilling trip to be participating in this community service learning trip? Well, I would actually want to go on another learning service trip with the school as I am able to widen my horizon and widen my social circle. On top of understanding how fortunate we are and instilling values in our everyday lives, I am also able to learn about the country's culture and interacting with the citizens of Thailand. Don't just believe my words. It will not be the same, unless you go there personally to experience it yourself!<br><br>Written by: Than Sin, Christie and Myat Khin</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-09-18 11:08:56 UTC</pubDate>
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