Orang Asli communities in Pos Pasik, Kelantan, are experiencing increased fear and disruption due to frequent encounters with wild elephants near their homes. Residents report elephants are regularly seen from early morning, encroaching on their living spaces. The situation has led to feelings of insecurity and a sense of living “like a zoo,” according to affected villagers. The repeated presence of the animals poses a direct threat to the safety and wellbeing of the Orang Asli population. Authorities have not yet commented on the situation or announced any mitigation plans. This ongoing issue highlights the challenges of human-wildlife conflict in the region and the vulnerability of indigenous communities. Further action is needed to protect both the residents and the elephants.