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Mostly in connection with Apple Watch and by saving life we ​​are talking about people, but this time a completely different story unfolded. Doctor Chloe Butting appears on Instagram under the moniker Jungle_doctor, and as you can already guess from this nickname, she is a veterinarian who saves wild animals. Apple Watch they helped her when, two weeks ago, she had to operate on a wild elephant whose tusks were tried by poachers. During the operation she had to perform, she attached Apple Watch on the elephant's ear vessels, which, in their own words, are the perfect place to monitor heart rate during anestezie, either by manual palpation and counting the strokes or by using Apple Watch. Of course, if the doctor was wearing a Garmin or any other heart rate watch, she could use it, but what the doctor is wearing is Apple Watch.

She herself wrote on her Instagram that a smart watch that monitors the heartbeat using sensors with green light is something incredible that can help her practically every day. It wasn't the first time she used hers Apple Watch during animal surgery. She was the first to boast that she stuck Apple Watch on the lion's tongue during the operation, taking the lion's pulse and checking that everything was okay. Since then, many conservationists and veterinarians have contacted her, who have started using her thanks to her Apple Watch during andnestezie. The doctor also added that she was even contacted by Dr. Benaron, who invented a wearable sensor for measuring heart rate using green light, and wrote her a beautiful message. He himself predicted that within 5-10 years more than a billion people would wear smart watches with this sensor, but he did not count on elephants and lions also wearing them. It is incredible how smart watches can help save not only people, but also animals.

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