By entering you acknowledge that you agree with the Privacy NoticeAn elephant and her calf were successfully rescued by a group of veterinarians and volunteers from a national park after falling into a sewer.A group of veterinarians and volunteers successfully rescued an elephant and her calf who fell into a culvert in Khao Yai National Park, Nakhon Nayok province, Thailand.Park officials explained that the baby elephant fell into a drainage hole, and the mother was taking care of it without leaving the place.Veterinarians anesthetized the mother elephant to calm her down, causing her to fall into the hole as well.However, that allowed the baby elephant to feed on her mother, while experts and volunteers worked to rescue both pachyderms.Rescuers used a crane to lift the mother, but she passed out due to stress.The video showed staff members performing CRP to save the elephant.Later, the calf emerged from the hole and nursed her mother until she regained consciousness and they were both able to return to the wild.Elephants and other animals at a Shanghai zoo tried various ways to keep cool as China's commercial capital issued its second red alert in four days, with temperatures hitting 40.9 degrees Celsius.Visitors to the Shanghai Zoological Park sweltered in the scorching heat as hamadryas baboons, macaws and Asian elephants had access to pools, mist sprays and baths to cool off.China is bracing for a summer of extremes this year, from scorching heat waves to prolonged downpours.Cities south of the Yangtze in particular have been hit by both intense heat and record rainfall.More than 90 red alerts, the most serious in a three-tier warning system, were active in China.Most were in the Yangtze basin, which stretches for nearly 2,000 km (1,200 mi).Written by: Aztec Information ForceWritten by: Aztec Information ForcePeriferico Sur 4121, Col. Fuentes Del Pedregal, CP 14141, Mexico City, Mexico.