If she’s Happy, no one can tell. Famous Bronx Zoo elephant “Happy” apparently hasn’t been spotted publicly for more than two weeks, sparking concern from activists over the massive mammal ...

Happy, the famous Bronx Zoo Asian elephant, has been spotted publicly for the first time in nearly 10 weeks – sparking concern from the activist group that monitors her wellbeing.

Happy’s story began in the 1970s, when she and a group of six other elephant calves were captured, most likely in Thailand, and sold for about $800 a head to a California safari park.

The famous Bronx Zoo elephant “Happy” hasn’t been spotted by visitors in nearly six weeks — and activists say she’s likely hiding in a small barn because she’s depressed.

Right at the start of the video, the baby elephant is already enjoying itself to the max in the water, trunk held high, full-on bath time happy. The tone is, however, changed when the young ...

The Oregon Zoo has been getting a lot of attention for its new baby elephant Tula-Tu. A ton of work goes into keeping the elephants at the zoo healthy and happy, but the zoo does so much more to ...