KM-1 has been active around Aralam wild sanctuary for nearly 12 years and was blamed for nine human deaths, reports Ranjith ...
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Elephants imitate each other when they produce deep rumbling sounds
African savannah elephants use a variety of calls to communicate, and now machine learning has shown that they tune their ...
Elephants in Kenya self-medicate with plants and soils, linking wildlife pharmacology, indigenous medicine, and conservation ...
The idea of bringing woolly mammoths back to life sounds like something ripped out of science fiction, but scientists and a ...
A recent Community Voices article raised a number of concerns about the care and well-being of Mari and Vaigai, the Honolulu ...
Tigers can take down surprisingly large prey, but some animals are simply too risky to attack casually. Here are five ...
A new research paper sheds light on India’s specialised knowledge of Asian elephants over thousands of years in the current ...
Wild African elephants living in the Mount Elgon region of Kenya appear to seek out specific plants when unwell. Local ...
Learn how African elephants treat their ailments with plants and other natural materials, showing the significance of self-medication in the animal kingdom.
Wild African savannah elephants appear to do something remarkable during their frequent squabbles: they talk each other down ...
Elephants prepare carefully measured mixtures of medicinal plants and give them to their calves, new research has revealed. Mother elephants living around Mount Elgon in western Kenya were seen ...
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