African Elephants Travel Paths Leading to Favorite Food

African Elephants Travel Paths Leading to Favorite Food

Scientists have determined that African elephants travel paths leading to their favorite food. They learned this by tracking their footprints through a high-resolution Garmin GPS combined with satellite imagery. After tracking various elephant paths, scientists have determined that elephant bulls and families walk in different paths leading them to the foods they love. African bull…

Facial Nucleus Neurons in Elephants

Facial Nucleus Neurons in Elephants

In a study published on Science Advances, they compared facial nucleus neurons in elephants. Scientists have found that African elephants have more facial nucleus neurons than Asian elephants. What does this mean? While African and Asian elephants differ in ears and trunk, they appear to differ in brains, as well. According to the study, African…

10 Elephant-Free Zoos And Why That’s A Good Trend

10 Elephant-Free Zoos And Why That’s A Good Trend

Elephants do not belong in captivity as the growing number of Elephant-Free Zoos prove. For a while now, we’ve been talking about the ills of keeping elephants in captivity. Whether for entertainment in circuses or elsewhere or for exhibition in various zoos around the world. The fact is that majority of these creatures are snatched from their…

This Is Why Wild Elephants In Vietnam Could Be Extinct Soon

This Is Why Wild Elephants In Vietnam Could Be Extinct Soon

The surviving wild Elephants in Vietnam are now less than 100.  From a position of reverence and adoration in past centuries, Asia’s Wild Elephants may soon become a thing of the past with the many threats and pressures they face today. In many countries across Asia, elephants have become more of a pest: to be gotten…