Por: The Atlantic Science December 01, 2023
Even wild animals can aggravate climate change.GettyDecember 1, 2023, 11:52 AM ETIn 1967, South Africa’s National Parks Board made a fateful decision: The elephant population in Kruger National Park, which had been , should stay stable in order to preserve the other species living there. Each year, wildlife managers would choose a number of elephants to cull—usually somewhere from 350 to 500. The animals were shot, their carcasses... + full article
Newsweek USA World November 01, 2023
The mystery of why hundreds of endangered African elephants have been dropping dead may have been solved by scientists.Thirty-four elephants were found dead in northwestern Zimbabwe between August 24 and September 20, 2020, with another single elephant found dead in November... + más
Why elephants need circuses and zoos | Los Angeles Times
Clever baby elephant filmed using mud as sunscreen | Newsweek
Los Angeles Times USA Opinion October 23, 2023
The California Supreme Court is considering whether to grant a hearing for three elephants — Nolwazi, Amahle and Mabu — at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo. If granted, the hearing would determine whether these elephants are being unjustly detained, and whether they should be... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Opinion May 15, 2023
The Times' editorial Monday on the L.A. City Council's proposed ban on elephants performing in traveling shows such as circuses paints a romantic picture of elephants as gentle giants. The editorial board seems to buy into the animal extremists' idealistic... + más
How Zoos Benefit Society And The Animals They Protect | Forbes
ABC News USA World April 27, 2023
Habitats for Asian elephants have decreased by more than 64% across the continent, equating to about 3.3 million square kilometers -- more than 850 million acres -- since the year 1700, according to a new study published Thursday in .The timeframe coincides with colonial-era use... + más
Herd of elephants apparently passed out drunk after guzzling village liquor | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech April 14, 2023
A baby desert elephant has been filmed learning how to use mud as sunscreen following rare rainfall in the harsh climate of its typically arid home.The clip shows a group of desert elephants in the southern African nation of Namibia enjoying the unusually wet conditions, cooling... + más
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Holiday Skin Smoothies From Drunk Elephant | Forbes
The New York Times USA Science March 28, 2023
It’s a familiar, dreaded scenario in many parts of Africa and Asia: An elephant shows up, wanders into farmers’ fields, and tramples and eats crops. Sometimes farmers fight back, and elephants are killed.That series of events seemed likely to play out recently when a forest... + más
Elephant that survived being shot five times by poachers dies from drought | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech November 15, 2022
A herd of 24 elephants was found in a deep slumber after reportedly guzzling water fermented by the intoxicating mahua flower. The sleeping giants were observed on the outskirts of the Shilipada cashew forest in Keonjhar district in Oshida, India, surrounded by the broken... + más
Drunk Elephant Hosts House Of Drunk, An Interactive Pop-Up Shop, In Paris | Forbes
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