The world's largest Asian elephant may have died
The world's largest Asian elephant has disappeared from a protected area in Nepal and may have died, a Nepalese conservation official said.
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The world's largest Asian elephant has disappeared from a protected area in Nepal and may have died, a Nepalese conservation official said.
According to a study published on Wednesday, December 5, 2007, an African elephant can recognize dozens of its relatives thanks to the smell of urine. It can also d & ug…
A new study by a dialogue organization in Kenya hypothesizes that elephants also prefer to face away when they hear the buzzing of bees. Contrary to popular belief, not…
Elephants can guess if a person is a friend or foe by sniffing the person's breath and looking at the color of the clothes he is wearing.
Elephants have the ability to identify who is the friend, who is the enemy, and assess the level of danger of many different objects through the smell and color of the c…
Cambodian animal conservationists (CPCs) are about to send about 520 ... elephant dung samples to Australia for Melbourne to analyze DNA to see how many elephants are cu…
Satellite signals show that dwarf elephants - only living in Borneo (the third largest island in the world, on which Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei are located) are unde…
Animals are not senseless, they also have emotional life and care for each other. Titled
In the morning of July 1, Huynh Ngoc Ly's sow pig (Tan Loc village, My Loc commune, Phu My district) gave birth to a 12-pig pig herd, including a boar with a very simila…
US scientists have just published a very interesting new study: Elephants not only use their feet to walk but also to ... hear more! This finding contributes to improvin…
Millions, including elephants, buffaloes, ostriches, lions, giraffes ..., happened to be found across southern Sudan, possibly the largest migrations of animals on the p…
International experts have located hundreds of wild elephants on an uninhabited island in a swamp in southern Sudan. This seems to be a refuge that helps them avoid hunt…
According to authorities in Kenya and Mali, within two years of 2005-2006, about 40 tons of illegal ivory smuggled were seized worldwide. The number of ivory is equivale…
Hugo chimpanzee picked up the sharp and rough leaves of Aspilia tree. He carefully folded the leaves into his mouth and tried to swallow with a miserable face like he wa…
On March 7, 2007, the Thai scientific community excited the lovers of elephants with the event that the first artificial insemination elephant was born in Asia. His moth…