If they come back, we might not be doing these livestreams any more,” Siriporn says. “If we get to go back to work, we get a [stable] income to buy grass for elephants to eat.” Edwin Wiek ...

If they come back, we might not be doing these livestreams anymore," she said. "If we get to go back to work, we get a (stable) income to buy grass for elephants to eat." Edwin Wiek, founder of ...

However, environmental social scientist Niki Rust says that elephants do not become aggressive in ... this particular instance was stressed from work. "[It] is yet another stark reminder that ...

Turns out we're not the only mammals that do this. So do elephants. (SOUNDBITE OF ELEPHANTS RUMBLING) KURTZLEBEN: That is a recording of two savanna elephants greeting each other in Zimbabwe.

"By contrast, our data suggest that elephants do not rely on imitation of the receiver's calls to address one another, which is more similar to the way in which human names work." The ability to ...

a Duke Ph.D. now doing postdoctoral research at CERU. "These buffers absorb immigrants when core populations get too high, but also provide escape routes when elephants face poor environmental ...

Elephants at the Houston Zoo have been keeping limber by taking up one of the latest human crazes — yoga. Each day, all of the zoo’s 12 pachyderms do “elephant yoga” sessions as part of ...

Where do they come from ... "People might assume that elephant names work in exactly the same way as human names, which is not necessarily true," says Pardo. After all, he notes, humans and ...