Mosha the Elephant, a journey to mobility with prosthetic leg

The video tells the story of Usha, an elephant who lost her leg to a landmine. Dr. Terchai Chirikat, working at the world's first elephant hospital in Thailand, invented an artificial leg for her. Over 4000 elephants have been treated at the hospital. Dr. Terchai, using his expertise as an orthopaedic surgeon, designed a prosthetic limb for Usha, which needs regular updates as she grows. The video highlights the challenges and improvements in creating a sturdy prosthetic. It also showcases the elephant's memory and behavior, emphasizing the positive impact of the prosthetic on her life.

What significant event happened to Usha when she was two years old?

• She lost her leg due to a landmine.

• She was adopted by Dr. Chirikat.

• She was moved to a new zoo.

• She learned to walk on her own.

What is unique about the hospital where Dr. Chirikat works?

• It is the largest animal hospital in the world.

• It is the first hospital dedicated to elephants.

• It is located in the United States.

• It specializes in treating marine animals.

What challenge does Dr. Chirikat face with Usha's prosthetic?

• Adjusting the prosthetic as Usha grows.

• Convincing Usha to wear the prosthetic.

• Finding the right materials for the prosthetic.

• Training Usha to use the prosthetic.

How does Usha show her affection towards Dr. Chirikat?

• By running away from him.

• By refusing to wear the prosthetic.

• By showing signs of happiness and saluting.

• By ignoring him.

What impact has the prosthetic had on Usha's life?

• It has made her dependent on humans.

• It has allowed her to lead a normal life.

• It has caused her more pain.

• It has limited her mobility.