Sky News host James Morrow discusses the “big elephant in the room” when it comes to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s ...

A towering wild elephant from a national park in northeastern Thailand veered off its forest trail and ambled into a grocery ...

Can someone please explain to me why these Labubu key chain plush toys have gone so viral? It’s giving 1998 McDonald’s Beanie ...

This is Episode Two of a four-part Fascination on really big birds. You can listen to Episode One here. Flora Lichtman (tape): For people who’ve never heard of an elephant bird, what do they ...

one-half of the Bronx Zoo’s famous Asian elephant pairing, hasn’t been spotted at the zoo in nearly three weeks, activists say. J.C. Rice “I mean, you never know. Someone had a big garage ...

I'm going to look beyond Jumbo's celebrity for the real elephant behind the myths. How big was he in reality? And what is the truth behind the mysteries that surround his tragic death? With access ...

Pepper, described by its owner Nathalie as “cheeky,” barked its protest to the elephant, ran outside, barked some more and charged the elephant, causing the young elephant to back off and trumpet.

KEENE, N.H., July 20.--Barnum's large Asiatic elephant Albert, who killed Keeper James Sweeney at Nashua on Saturday, was taken to a ravine in the suburbs of Keene this afternoon and killed.

Subscribers may view the full text of this article in its original form through TimesMachine. The big "Elephantine Colossus" that has been in process of erection on Coney Island for the last two ...

There is a big elephant in the room: outright bans might not even be technically feasible. This story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this ...

Surprising footage shows the big-eared giant heading for a supermarket ... He's going for a stroll. 'An elephant at the Eurospin [supermarket]!' Local media reported that the elephant broke ...

Save big on self-care and jewelry with these Insider Deals ST. LOUIS – Raja the elephant has been one of the biggest attractions — literally and figuratively — at the St. Louis Zoo for decades.