Sri Lanka's elephants perform in ghost towns as tourists desert terror-hit island
Eerie photographs taken by MailOnline reveal Sri Lanka's famous elephants performing in ghost towns, raising concerns that the ISIS terrorists may have killed off the island's vital tourist industry.
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