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The social media users were impressed by the use of the technology. A small family of elephants in the jungles of Odisha’s Rourkela in the Sundargarh district was saved from a catastrophe after the forest department’s use of an artificial intelligence (AI) powered camera proved useful. The elephants, two adults and one calf, were seemingly…
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Studies have identified that 18 elephant routes exist between Tamil Nadu and Kerala | Photo Credit: ANI The elephant population in India stands at 25,000 to 30,000, earning the species an “endangered” status. Their range today is estimated to be only 3.5% of what it was earlier, being restricted to the Himalayan foothills, the northeast,…
In this undated photo, an African elephant family comforts a calf in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya. A new study in Nature Ecology & Evolution demonstrates that elephants respond to individual names, one of the few animal species known to do so. | Photo Credit: AP Over the years, researchers who study elephants have noticed an…
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The male savannah elephant Doma and the male savannah elephant Mainos engage in greeting behaviour at Jafuta Reserve in Zimbabwe, in this undated handout picture. | Photo Credit: Reuters People greet each other in a variety of ways. They might say “hello,” “guten tag,” “hola,” “konnichiwa” or “g’day.” They might shake hands, bump fists, make…
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Botswana is home to the world’s largest elephant population. (Representative pic) Botswana has threatened to send 20,000 elephants to Germany amid a dispute over the import of hunting trophies. According to The Guardian, the dispute between the two countries began earlier this year when Germany’s environment ministry, citing concerns about poaching, suggested imposing stricter limits…
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