Since then, she had been camped out in her wallow, hampering any chances of her caregivers to extend medical aid. Sabah Wildlife department director Augustine Tuuga believes that the wallow had served as her ‘comfort zone’ to ease the pain of her cancer. (Photos by Sabah wildlife department)Sabah Wildlife department director Augustine Tuuga believes that the wallow had served as her ‘comfort zone’ to ease the pain of her cancer. “The wallow is apparently is her comfort zone. Augustine said Iman’s prognosis is not good as there is still bleeding from the uterus.

Source: New Strait Times December 19, 2017 14:15 UTC