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22-year study reveals 94% of elephants avoid steep terrain to save energyof the elephants avoided steep slopes and rough terrain, demonstrating a clear preference for energy-efficient paths.
Similarly, water sources play a key role in where they choose to go. However, individual elephants can respond to water ...
A new study has revealed that African elephants have an extraordinary ability to meet their colossal food requirements as ...
Elephants choose smooth, food-rich paths to save energy. Their movement depends on terrain, speed, and water access.
The National Museum of Natural History recently spruced up its iconic African elephant mount, which has greeted visitors ...
Massive and energy-hungry, elephants face real challenges in navigating their landscapes. New research using over two decades ...
Four days ago, a crowd of 30 animal advocates rallied outside the zoo calling for the immediate release of Asian elephants ...
In Kenya, a new kind of fence made of beehives keeps elephants at bay Graeme Shannon, a wildlife ecologist at Bangor University in Wales, UK, who has studied African elephants for two decades ...
Watch as this elephant mother reacts quickly to protect her baby from a fearsome predator. Elephants are highly protective of ...
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Mexico’s supreme court rules in favor of Ely, a depressed elephant at a zooEly is known as “the sad elephant.” She’s been depressed since she was rescued from abusive conditions at a circus years ago.
A female African elephant named Pupy stands in her enclosure at the Ecoparque in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tuesday, March 25, ...
People take a lot of time caring for their land, then the elephants come "when you have planted the crops and they are almost mature", says Emmanuel Mwamba, a farmer who lives in Mwakoma, Kenya, a ...
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