Mosha, the elephant that was injured by a landmine, has her prosthetic leg attached at the Friends of the Asian Elephant Foundation in Lampang, Thailand, June 29, 2016.

Mosha, the first elephant to receive a prosthetic leg, has now made use of more than 10 false limbs - and she's still going strong. The elephant was just seven months old when a landmine near the Thai ...

Mosha the elephant has been given a second shot at mobility with the help of a prosthetic leg. Hot List: Midi Dresses, Crocs Clogs, Travel Backpacks, More July Must-Haves IE 11 is not supported.

Mosha’s new limb was a great success, but her rapid growth - the average Asian elephant weighs 11,000 pounds - following its fitting meant that her careers had to quickly adapt the leg.

The exhibition, which will take place at IKEA, is part of the international art exhibition “Elephant Parade,” which aims to promote Asian elephant conservation. Stream Los Angeles News for ...

Discover the heartwarming story of Mosha, an elephant given a second chance at mobility by Dr. Therdchai Jivacate at Thailand's first elephant hospital. Zelenskiy Says He Would Be Ready to Quit ...

Mosha, a permanent resident of the hospital run by the Friends of the Asian Elephant foundation in Thailand, is the first elephant ever to receive an effective and functional prosthetic leg.

Mosha, a 3-year-old elephant, is helped to walk by its keepers after putting on an artificial leg at the Elephant Hospital in Lampang province, northern Thailand in 2009. Prosthetic limbs aren't ...

Mosha, a 3-year-old elephant, is helped to walk by its keepers after putting on an artificial leg at the Elephant Hospital in Lampang province, northern Thailand in 2009. Prosthetic limbs aren't ...