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Why Europe Is Quietly Bringing Back an Animal That Went Extinct in 1627The last aurochs, an ancestor of modern cattle, vanished in Poland in 1627. However, a groundbreaking scientific effort is bringing these m...- Archaeologists Found 115,000-Year-Old Human Footprints Where They Shouldn’t BeFossilized human footprints discovered in Saudi Arabia's Nefud Desert, dating back 115,000 years, challenge traditional migration theories....
- ‘Ramlal’ the elephant strolls into poll queue, adds colour to Bengal votingPolling in West Bengal's Jhargram saw an unusual interruption. A wandering elephant, Ramlal, briefly paused voting at Jitushol Primary Scho...
- Delhi-Dehradun Expressway opens: Route, map, toll charges, entry, exit points and travel time; Here's everything we knowPrime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway on April 14, 2026. The 210-213 km six-lane corridor, built at a ...
- Why Elephants Sometimes Walk Away From Water, Even When They’re ThirstyElephants do not always drink when they find water. They assess water quality, avoiding contaminated sources. Human presence and predators ...
- The Oldest Elephant in the Herd Might Be Carrying a Map No One Else Can SeeElephant matriarchs, the experienced older females, lead their herds using incredible long-term memories. These memories guide them to vita...
- When life gets repetitive, R. Madhavan shows how baby elephants can bring back the fearless curiosity that adulthood weakensR. Madhavan recently shared an Instagram story featuring baby elephants, highlighting their playful curiosity and clumsy adventures. The po...
- Why Are Some Elephants Born Without Tusks Despite Their Natural Need for Them? The Evolutionary Puzzle UncoveredField rangers observed fewer tusked female elephants. Decades of ivory hunting in Gorongosa National Park favored tuskless survivors. This ...
- Emotional giantsElephants exhibit remarkable emotional intelligence, displaying empathy, cooperation, and grief, traits once considered uniquely human. Sci...
- China's trekking elephants wait for youngster to catch up
- Kerala: Another elephant suspected to have been killed in similar fashionA top forest officer said that another female elephant had met with similar fate in April in Pathanapuram forest range area under Punalur d...
- What if jumbos decide to be our neighbours?Migrating and forming new colonies is not unique to humans. Elephants do it too. Researchers say over a period of time these gentle giants ...
- Dudhwa becomes home to elephantsMigratory elephants are becoming the permanent residents of Dudhwa tiger reserve.
- 3-year-old jumbo rescued from well in Nilgiris after four-hour operationAfter a four-hour operation, a three-year old elephant that fell into a well in Pandalur taluk in Nilgiris district was rescued by forest o...
- Elephants to arrive in Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary next monthWildlife enthusiasts willing to visit Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary to watch elephant herds in action from close will have to wait for some more...
- 5 forest officials, 5 civilians injured in elephant attackFive Forest Department staff and as many as five civilians were injured after they were attacked by a herd of elephants near Denkanikottah,...
- Rampaging elephant herd pushed towards Tamil NaduThe elephants are expected to hit Hosur road late in the night. Police may close the national highway for all traffic in the night to ensur...
- Elephant herd sighted in Arunachal Pradesh sanctuaryMuch to the excitement of wildlife lovers, a herd of elephants numbering around 60 have been spotted in Dying Ering Wildlife Sanctuary in E...
- Man-elephant conflict in OrissaThe conflict between men and elephants came to the fore once again in Odisha's Ganjam district when wild tuskers trampled to death a 57-yea...
- Elephant herd from Nepal sighted in Dudhwa ParkA herd of 40 elephants, which migrated from Nepal, has been sighted in the Dudhwa National Park, forest department officials said.
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