Enraged Elephant Crushes a 70-Year-Old Woman to Death; How Dangerous Are These Gigantic Animals to Humans?

Medicine & Technology Jun 13, 2022

An elephant crushed a 70-year-old woman to death. It even returned to the latter’s funeral to maul her corpse. Read to find out how dangerous these animals are.

Why Can’t Mother Elephants Rest Even After Giving Birth? Here’s What New Study Reveals

Apr 21, 2022

A new study reveals elephants should continue moving to find the amount of food and water they need to survive. Learn more about elephant behaviors here.

DNA Unveils Elephant Ivory Smuggling Tactics for Poaching, Shipment, Connectivity of Traffickers Exposed

Feb 15, 2022

The genetic links across shipments that have recently been uncovered reveal an even higher degree of organization among the networks of elephant ivory smuggling compared to previously known.

[Graphic Video] Elephant Searching for Food Dies After Electrocuted by a Fence of a Mango Farm in Thailand

Jun 08, 2020

Freely roaming around on the search for food on a mango farm, an elephant in Thailand dies from electrocution. Landowners, however, remain uncertain if the elephant died on their fence as there are other elephants in the area that have not been electrocuted.

Hundreds of Captive Elephants are Freed for 'The Biggest Migration In Thailand's History': Here's Why

May 26, 2020

Pang is just one of many keepers who embarked more than 100 miles to bring elephants to safety as animals are on the verge of starvation.

Three Elephants Died in a Malaysian Plantation After Being Poisoned

Jun 10, 2019

Hashim stated that the three elephants were poisoned as revealed by the postmortem examination they conducted on the dead animals.

Elephant Herpes Virus: Find Out Why The Disease Endangers Young Elephants

May 07, 2017

Elephant herpes virus was identified to spread infection and lead to deaths of young elephants.

Bringing Extinct Animals Back to Life No Longer Just Part of the Movies

Mar 27, 2015

Move over Jurassic Park, it seems the idea of bringing extinct animals back to life is now becoming more science rather than science fiction. The idea of reviving long extinct species has fascinated scientists for generations. Now, they have brought the idea one step closer to reality as scientists from Harvard University have managed to insert wooly mammoth DNA into the code of Asian elephants.