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A healthy human can lift 1.5 times his body weight. However, this is nothing compared to the strongest animals in the natural world.
King cobras are one of the most dangerous snakes and every year, they claim the lives of many people.
According to a group of Canadian researchers, African elephants can get drunk by eating decayed marula fruit - a favorite snack of the world's heaviest terrestrial anima…
Strange to giraffes, tall creatures from Africa, the elephant herd might avoid going to farmers' plantations to feed.
The elephants that we know are about to turn into the same new species but no longer the majestic ivory pair.
Blue whales, giraffes, statues ... are on the list of the largest animals in the world. Each animal has its own characteristics to create a lively and exciting natural w…
This sounds strange: the largest animal on land is afraid of a small insect.
New research by scientists shows that more and more African elephants are not ivory to avoid being shot by poachers.
Elephant poaching in Zimbabwe continued to increase as park rangers at a national park discovered 26 more elephants dying of cyanide poisoning.
If you think the giant animals are extinct from the dinosaurs, think again! Because you're about to be introduced to snakes weighing nearly half a ton or birds up to 2.5…
African elephants are known as intelligent animals, best able to distinguish different languages.
New research shows that elephants can guess the age of humans, while relying on voice to distinguish good or bad intentions of the opposite.
A new study shows that elephants can understand human gestures without training or domestication.
Scientists say the elephant works depending on the moon's cycle, to avoid human detection on bright moon nights.
Conservation scientists are calling for emergency measures to save elephants, when 62% of African elephants have lost in the last decade.