Imagine a parched African savannah, the earth cracked and dry, the grass brittle beneath sweltering sun—yet, amidst this ...

Elephants are creatures of habit, and they typically don’t show up here at the Mushara waterhole in Namibia’s Etosha National ...

Officials from the Forest Department say the wild elephants roaming Anwara and surrounding areas are too strong to be safely ...

The story behind how the Great Elephant Migration arrived in Houston Hermann Park with 100 sculptures for the month of April ...

Water sources play a role in where elephants choose to go ... This suggests the animals carefully balance effort and energy efficiency, especially during long journeys. According to the ...

People take a lot of time caring for their land, then the elephants come "when you have planted the crops and they are almost ...

Its caretaker remained riding its back while they paused for a brief break, allowing the animal to cool off and rehydrate. Onlooker Chatchai Thongthip said: 'The elephant was asking for water ...

The study, published in the Journal of Animal Ecology, shares several key findings ... finding that only 41 percent of the elephants preferred areas in close proximity to water. The researchers note ...

The findings, published in the Journal of Animal Ecology ... particularly concerning water access. The results could also help predict how elephant movements may respond to climate change ...

However, individual elephants can respond to water differently ... The program estimates the energy costs of movement based on the animals’ body mass and the slope of the terrain.

Edina Delic, from Dublin, spoke with Metro about the conditions in China's oldest public zoo in the Xicheng District, that ...

Climate change has meant more competition between humans and animals for resources like food and water and elephants can be especially destructive. Adult elephants can eat 150 kilograms (330 ...