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Feeding habits of Asian Elephants in tea gardens of Assam, India | Journal of Threatened Taxa
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Feeding habits of Asian Elephants in tea gardens of Assam, India | Journal of Threatened Taxa
Rapid forest loss and landscape fragmentation in Assam have increasingly forced Asian Elephants Elephas maximus into human modified habitats, particularly tea estates and agricultural area, intensifying human-elephant negative interaction (HENI). Understanding elephant feeding behaviour in such multi use landscapes is essential for interpreting habitat use and managing conflict risk. This study examined elephant feeding patterns in the high-conf…
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