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Wild African elephants found to self-medicate and feed their calves immunization smoothies
African elephants’ have been found to be canny users of plants favored in traditional medicine, many of which have been ...
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This baby elephant fell into a well just a few days after she was born: 'Now she has her entire life ahead of her'
Today, Korbessa is affectionately called “little frog” by her four favorite keepers.
Wild African elephants living in the Mount Elgon region of Kenya appear to seek out specific plants when unwell. Local ...
Wild African savannah elephants appear to do something remarkable during their frequent squabbles: they talk each other down ...
The Sri Lanka trip is finally reaching its final stages.DAY 7 was one of the things I wanted to do on this trip, going on a ...
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust's nursery bond between a baby rhino and a baby zebra highlights rescue and hope for Kenya's wildlife ...
“Now, our victorious young elephant will continue to grow up in the place she was born, raising her own family...” shared the ...
A Kenya study suggests wild African elephants may seek medicinal plants for illness and may mix plant remedies into milk for ...
Nat Geo scientist warns of rapid decline in African wildlife in new documentary - Africa: Earth’s Wild Home is narrated by ...
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A male elephant 'adopted' a calf and kept her alive long enough for rangers to rescue her
A 7-month-old elephant was found trailing behind a bull for protection, but he couldn’t provide her with the milk she needed ...
A baby elephant trapped alone in a muddy well in Tanzania cried out as it struggled to escape, and the clock was ticking before predators or exhaustion could take over.
September 22 marks Elephant Appreciation Day, a day just for appreciating some of the biggest creatures in the animal kingdom ...
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