Anchali the elephant was caught using her trunk to try and cut off the water, clamping the hose and putting pressure on the pipe in an attempt to stop her pal from washing. Both animals exhibited ...

Elephants DO NOT drink by sucking water through their trunk like a straw. The elephant’s trunk is an extension of the upper lip and nose. Elephants use their trunks to collect water, sucking it ...

teaching them where to find water and food, while male elephants are loan rangers. Both males and females use their ivory tusks to dig for food whilst foraging for a diet of grasses, roots ...

A new study has highlighted that creating separate water points for elephants, away from villages, can help reduce human-elephant conflict cases. Researchers, through the study, have shown that ...

A female wild elephant that stood in a river near Valparai for nearly two days due to injuries, died on Thursday despite efforts made by the Forest Department to treat the animal. According to the ...

Marine biologists are using elephant seals tagged with smart sensors (NMFS 23188) to monitor the health of the oceans. D. Costa Unlike other fully aquatic marine mammals, elephant seals are ...

Marine biologists at the University of California Santa Cruz have tagged thousands of northern elephant seals with smart sensors that can measure anything from physical environmental characteristics - ...