Scientists studying wild elephant confrontations discovered something unexpected: these animals don't just brawl or back down when competing for resources. The way they negotiate conflict reveals a ...
Get full access to The Daily Beast for $1 Wild elephants are often seen on the streets in Sri Lanka near forest areas. Thilo Schmuelgen An elephant attacked a bus in Sri Lanka on Tuesday, completely ...
Elephants often rumble in overlapping choruses, and machine learning shows those calls carry clues about what the group is ...
Raging hormones can make teenagers do some crazy things. In a group of elephants without a father figure it led to a killing spree.
Federation secretary K Mahesh said similar medical camps would be organised in Kottayam and Kollam later this month.
In June, Roger Williams Park Zoo announced that its three aging elephants would live their remaining years in a Tennessee ...
Learn how elephants use their trunks and ears to get a response from others, and why they keep gesturing when ignored.
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