The most social species in the world is the African Elephant – let’s uncover their intriguing means of communication. Are you intrigued by the fascinating world of African elephants and want to learn ...

African elephants, the largest land mammals on Earth, are remarkable creatures known not only for their intelligence and social structures but also for their unique hygiene routines. Maintaining ...

The latest research count was done in 2016; the African Elephant Status Report estimated 415,428 elephants living in Africa. This is a combined number of African bush and African forest elephants. The ...

There are three species of elephants — the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant, and the Asian elephant. African bush elephants are the largest species and inhabit sub-Saharan ...

African elephants have matriarchal societies ... as they harmonized and disappeared into the bush, bound for their next destination in good company.

In an incredibly rare and interesting encounter, a lioness, hoping to feed her cubs, single-handedly tried to take down an elephant. The sighting was at Hwange National Park and was shared by Samuel ...

Save the Elephant Day' serves as a reminder to honour these gentle giants and protect them from harm and cruelty. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) lists African bush ...

(KWCH) - The baby boom continues at the Sedgwick County Zoo. On Tuesday, the zoo announced the birth of another African elephant calf, just four days after the birth of Bomani on April 10.

During a 5.2-magnitude earthquake in Southern California, a herd of African elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park displayed remarkable protective behavior. Instinctively, the matriarchs ...

As a 200-year tradition of using elephants ended, the circus itself lost popularity and ultimately dissipated. Jumbo the Circus Elephant was an African bush elephant born in Sudan. When Jumbo was two ...

By 2012, black market ivory was fetching $1,000 a pound in Beijing. That year alone, an estimated 22,000 African elephants were poached. Clearly deaths were outpacing births, and, once again ...