What is the Elephant Sanctuary Brazil like, in Mato Grosso; see video
The Elephant Sanctuary Brazil, located in Mato Grosso, offers a natural and spacious environment for elephants formerly kept in captivity, providing them with care and the chance to engage in natural behaviors.
Ratnieks will do everything possible to return elephants to Riga Zoo
Riga's vice-mayor Edvards Ratnieks announced his commitment to bringing elephants back to the Riga Zoo during a press conference discussing the merger of the zoo with 'Rīgas meži' and the need for a flagship animal to attract visitors.
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World Cup 2026: Elye Wahi, a new significant reinforcement for the Ivory Coast Elephants
Elye Wahi, the Nice striker, officially joins the Ivory Coast national football team ahead of the 2026 World Cup after previously hesitating to represent the country.
Giant Elephants Lived in Europe and Were Hunted by Neanderthals
New findings indicate that Neanderthals in Europe hunted the giant Palaeoloxodon antiquus elephants during the Pleistocene period.
Three Elephants from Malaysia at Tennoji Zoo for the First Time in Eight Years, Open to the Public in April
The Tennoji Zoo in Osaka has welcomed three Asian elephants from Malaysia for the first time in eight years.
Is Henry the deceased king over a race of shy giant elephants?
This article discusses the story of Henry, the largest known elephant, and its legacy since being taxidermied and displayed at The Smithsonian.
Animals Trapped in a ‘Fortress’
A recent incident in Thailand highlights the dangers of human-wildlife interactions as an elephant nicknamed Oiyuan caused fatalities near a national park, raising concerns over wildlife management and conservation efforts.
Herzog Searches for the Lost Elephants
Werner Herzog's new documentary, 'Ghost Elephants', explores the elusive ghost elephants of Lisima in Angola, highlighting their potential link to the legendary elephant Henry.
Armed assault on Upemba, the last stronghold of elephants in the Congo: Tina, its director of Spanish origin, narrowly escaped
Cristina Lain, known as Tina, the director of Upemba National Park, narrowly escaped an armed assault, which highlights the ongoing dangers faced by wildlife conservationists in the region.
Documentary: A Romantic on Safari
Werner Herzog's latest documentary 'Ghost Elephants' explores deeper themes beyond just the search for the largest elephants in Angola.
The mafia changes its skin: the 'tokuryu' are the new tattoo-less bosses who succeed the old elephants of the yakuza
A new criminal group known as 'tokuryu' is emerging in Japan, replacing traditional yakuza bosses as legal pressures suffocate the older mafia structures.
World's biggest aircraft could carry 52 mature elephants in its enormous cargo hold
The Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world's largest aircraft, was capable of transporting 250 tonnes of cargo and was destroyed during the Ukraine conflict.
Elephants block roads in Sri Lanka and drivers use food to 'negotiate' passage with animals
In Sri Lanka, where the largest population of Asian elephants resides, drivers are resorting to feeding elephants to clear blocked roads caused by these animals.
Bones Found in Spain Reveal Use of Elephants in War 2,000 Years Ago
A 2,200-year-old bone discovered near Córdoba, Spain, may provide the first direct archaeological evidence of war elephants used by Carthaginian general Hannibal.
Elephant bone from the time of Hannibal found in Spain
An elephant bone from the time of Hannibal was discovered in Spain, shedding light on historical interactions between ancient cultures.
Two weeks, elephant terror and 23 deaths... preparing to increase compensation and rescue plans
In Jharkhand, attacks by elephants have resulted in 23 deaths over the past two weeks, prompting a vigorous debate in the assembly regarding increased compensation and strategies to reduce human-elephant conflict.
A 2,000-Year-Old Bone May Confirm Elephants In Epic War
A recently discovered 2,200-year-old elephant bone in Córdoba, Spain, may provide direct evidence of the use of war elephants by Hannibal during the Second Punic War.
A discovery of bones could prove the crossing of the Alps by Hannibal's war elephants
A recent discovery of an elephant foot bone in Spain may provide evidence for Hannibal's historic crossing of the Alps with war elephants.
Hot archaeological find: archaeologists claim to have found the first trace of Hannibal's battle elephants
Archaeologists in southern Spain have discovered an elephant bone fragment that could provide the first concrete evidence of Hannibal's war elephants traversing Europe in ancient times.
Elephants Storm Village in Eastern India and Kill 6 People
A herd of wild elephants attacked a village in eastern India, resulting in the death of six people, including a baby.
Sensational discovery in Spain. A bone may confirm Hannibal's march
A recent archaeological discovery in Spain may provide evidence supporting Hannibal's military campaign during the Second Punic War.
Mato Grosso allows elephant sanctuary to receive new animals again, and Ibama says it will conduct an inspection
The Mato Grosso Secretary of the Environment has lifted the ban on the Elephants Sanctuary Brazil to accept new animals, stating no sanitary risks at the facility following a technical assessment.
The bone that could be evidence of the mythical passage of a war elephant of Hannibal through Europe
A discovered elephant leg bone in Spain may be the first concrete evidence of the use of war elephants by the Carthaginian general Hannibal.
Scientists have discovered evidence that Hannibal used war elephants in his campaign against Rome
Researchers have found evidence suggesting that Hannibal employed war elephants during his military campaigns against Rome.
One of Hannibal's war elephants may have been found
Archaeologists may have discovered a bone from one of Hannibal's elephants over 2,000 years after they famously crossed the Alps.
Conflict Between Elephants and Humans Escalates – Thailand Has Launched a Unique Vaccination Program
Thailand has initiated a vaccination program for wild elephants to curb human-elephant conflicts fueled by encroaching human populations.
Birth Control Vaccine and Electric Fence: Indonesia and Thailand Try to Calm the 'Elephant War' with Humans
Indonesia and Thailand have adopted different strategies to address the growing conflict between humans and elephants, with Indonesia using electric fences and Thailand testing a birth control vaccine for wild elephants.
Elephant Sanctuary in MT regains authorization to receive new animals after Sema's prohibition
The Brazilian Elephant Sanctuary in Chapada dos Guimarães has been granted permission to accept new elephants after a health risk assessment by authorities concluded there was no threat to animal health.
Horror as rampaging elephants kill three-month-old baby and five others in shock attack
A herd of elephants in India caused tragedy by rampaging through a village, resulting in the deaths of a three-month-old baby and five others.
Controlling Attacks: Thailand Starts Vaccinating Wild Elephants with Birth Control Vaccine
Thailand has initiated a program to vaccinate wild elephants with a contraceptive vaccine to mitigate the increasing conflicts between humans and elephants.
'Whiskers' on Elephant Trunks Function as a Type of Tactile Sensor
A new study reveals that the whisker-like vibrissae on elephant trunks enhance their tactile sensitivity and complement their vision.
Rampage of Elephants in Hazaribagh, 6 Dead
A herd of wild elephants attacked a village in Hazaribagh, killing six people, including four family members and a one-and-a-half-year-old girl.
The Secret of Elephants' Whiskers Has Been Discovered by Researchers
Researchers in a study published in 'Science' have uncovered the unique properties of the whiskers on elephant trunks that allow them to combine strength and delicacy.
Animals: Why Elephants Are So Skilled with Their Trunks
Elephants possess a remarkable ability to perform fine motor tasks with their trunks, which is attributed to the thousands of sensitive hair receptors they have.
Man Escapes from a Herd of Elephants – Killed by Crocodile
A man died in Zambia after a crocodile attacked him while he was fleeing from a herd of elephants.
The rarest coffee in the world passes through an elephant's stomach and science is beginning to explain why it's so liked
A study explores how coffee processed through an elephant's digestion contributes to its unique flavor and appeal.
Elephant Calf in Opel Zoo: Fearless Under the Protection of Mother and Aunt
An eight-month-old elephant calf at Opel Zoo in Kronberg is thriving under the care of its mother and aunt, showcasing playful traits and quickly gaining weight since its birth.
The Psychiatry Foundation is auctioning off elephants in the fight against mental illness
The Psychiatry Foundation is auctioning 30 artistically decorated elephants to raise awareness about mental illness as part of its 30th anniversary celebration.
Fisherman in Zambia Flees from Herd of Elephants. Killed by Crocodile
A 52-year-old fisherman was killed by a crocodile in eastern Zambia while fleeing from a herd of elephants, according to police reports.
Elephant Herd Flees into the Jaws of a Crocodile
A hunter in Zambia tragically ended up in the jaws of a crocodile while fleeing from a herd of elephants.
Tourist killed by same elephant that's killed TWICE before at Thailand national park
A wild bull elephant at Khao Yai National Park in Thailand has killed a tourist for the third time, raising safety concerns.
Tanzania: Tanzania Deploys a Mix of Technologies to Protect Communities Against Wildlife
The Tanzanian government is implementing various technologies, including electric fencing, to protect communities near national parks from dangerous wildlife, especially elephants.
The Fraudster with Spruce Bark Beetles Did Not Manage to Bring 32 Elephants to His Vineyards (Memories of Mikuláš Vareha)
The article reflects on the complex character of convicted fraudster Mikuláš Vareha, highlighting a personal connection to him despite his criminal actions involving significant financial scams.
Book Podcast: Elephants in the Spree: Gaea Schoeters about her novel 'The Gift'
Gaea Schoeters discusses her novel 'The Gift,' where an African president sends 20,000 elephants to Germany, during a conversation with Elena Witzeck in Frankfurt.
Football at the Africa Cup: Caution against the 'Elephants' from Ivory Coast
The Ivory Coast aims to progress far in the Africa Cup without a major star like Salah or Mané, and they might also pose a challenge to the German national team next summer.