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                    Clay Elephants Help Save Real Elephants

   by Faiza Elmasry

   Two years ago, when Miriam Gardsbane turned 9, her aunt, who lives in
   Kenya, 'adopted' an elephant in her name as a birthday gift. Miriam and
   her mother visited Africa to see how the donation was helping to
   support elephants. Miriam fell in love with the animals. She soon
   learned about the mistreatment of elephants in Asia and decided to take
   action. As VOA's Faiza Elmasry tells us, Miriam founded They Deserve To
   Be Free, to raise awareness and money to save elephants. Faith Lapidus
   narrates.
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