A tourist was killed by an elephant in front of her boyfriend while on vacation in Thailand, according to reports. Blanca Ojanguren García, 22, was bathing an elephant at Koh Yao Elephant Care on Yao ...

Save the Elephants CEO Duncan McNair spoke with Fox News Digital about the death of Blanca Ojanguren García, a student recently killed by an elephant, and warned tourists about risks.

Experts said the elephant that killed Blanca García was likely stressed by the pressure of living and interacting with ...

Image via Shutterstock Previously, we covered how an elephant snapped and killed a tourist while she was bathing it at an ...

Blanca Ojanguren García, from Valladolid in northwest ... (Previous reports conflicted on Garcia's injuries and whether they were caused by the elephant's tusk, not its trunk.) ...

Spanish citizen Blanca Ojanguren García, 22, was visiting Koh Yao Elephant Care on Yao Yai Island with her boyfriend at the time of the incident, Spanish newspaper El Mundo reported over the weekend.

Spanish newspaper El Mundo identified the victim as Blanca Ojanguren García. The outlet reported that she and her boyfriend were among eight tourists at the sanctuary when the incident happened.

On Friday, 22-year-old Blanca Ojanguren Garcia was visiting Koh Yao Elephant Care in Ko Yao Yai when she was gored to death, reported news outlets the Thai Examiner and the Nation. Officials in ...

Blanca Ojanguren Garcia, 22, was on a university exchange programme in Taiwan as part of the fifth year of a Law and International Relations Degree at the University of Navarra (Picture ...

Los padres y el novio de Blanca Ojanguren, la española muerta en Tailandia tras el ataque de un elefante en un centro ...

Blanca Ojanguren Garcia, 22, and her boyfriend were giving a bath to an elephant at Koh Yao Elephant Care center when the animal seemed to “panic” and pierced her with its tusk, police told CNN.

The Koh Yao Elephant Care centre, where the incident happened, says it is committed to "providing responsible and ethical interactions with elephants".