Once considered exotic quarry and beasts of burden, elephants are now viewed as treasures in need of saving ... in the young animals, as well as confidence and strength. This image was published ...

An elephant matriarch is followed by calves. Photograph By Michael Nichols, Nat Geo Image Collection Younger allomothers get vital parenting experience as they interact with their adopted calves ...

They say it’s the opposite: reducing numbers will help protect remaining animals as the drought shrinks food and water ... to those in need. Around 12 of the 83 Namibian elephants earmarked ...

This wasn't Musembi's first altercation with wild animals, as he was attacked by a hyena three years previously when attempting to save his livestock. Stock image of an angry elephant. A man in ...

This damages elephant habitats and denies them the water they need. Due to their unique physiology ... the world – may lose one of its most iconic animal species. Elephants are not just ...

The elephant, called Anchali, sabotaged her friend Mary's shower by lifting and kinking the hose to disrupt the flow of water ... out very differently from animal to animal; elephant Mary ...

All animals need to drink water to stay alive; it breaks down their food and helps their brains work properly. Fish absorb water through their skin. Elephants suck the water into their trunks ...

the animals do have remarkable memories. Elephants file important details in their mind to keep track of food and water and to stay safe on long migration routes. They also remember the hundreds ...