A new study suggests early humans were butchering elephants for food nearly 2 million years ago, revealing a strategic adaptation to megafaunal resources.

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Human-elephant conflict in South India rises, with 130 human deaths in 2023-24 due to habitat loss. A new report calls for regional management strategies.

A dramatic video showing an elephant apparently rescuing a person from raging floodwaters has gone viral on social media, ...

A study based on more than 20,000 verified incidents in Karnataka has found that cropland and seasonal farming activity are ...

As the autumnal harvest of maize and rice ripens in the fertile plains of the Terai, human-elephant conflict increases. On 22 October, a wild elephant killed five and injured five others in eastern ...

Source: Katie Hollamby/Pexels. Elephants are sentient beings well-known for their incredible memory, intelligence, and rich emotional lives. In modern times, they come into conflict with neighboring ...

African elephants can differentiate between human languages and move away from those considered a threat, a skill they have honed to survive in the wild, researchers said. The study suggests elephants ...

ELEPHANTS are not fazed by dynamite explosions, but change their behaviour significantly to avoid humans. That is the finding of a major study of how forest elephants deal with oil exploration in ...

A herd of wild elephants walk through the savanna of Tarangire National Park in Tanzania, East Africa© MPH Photos/Shutterstock.com Elephants have been targeted for financial gain for decades. Both ...