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Ex-LA Elephants Billy and Tina Are ‘Acclimating Well’ in Tulsa, but Activists Aren’t Happy

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By JOSE HERRERA Two months after the Los Angeles Zoo quietly — and controversially — transferred its last two Asian elephants to their new home in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the elephants’ new caretakers today say the animals are acclimating well, though an animal-rights group continues to describe the facility as inadequate and is urging for the pair to be sent to a much larger preserve. “Billy and Tina are acclimating well in their new home,” Ellen Aver…See the Story

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‘Never Forget They Are Wild’: Elephant Tramples 39-Year-Old Millionaire to Death; Animal Lover Declared Dead at Scene

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A 39-year-old millionaire was trampled to death by an adult male elephant. He was trying to move elephants away from tourist lodges when one suddenly charged.See the Story

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SANDF Soldier Trampled to Death by Elephants During Limpopo Patrol

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The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is mourning the tragic loss of a soldier deployed under Operation CORONA in Limpopo.See the Story

After Many Years of Delays, Budapest's Controversial Biodome May Finally Open—with a Twist

After years of political wrangling and financial setbacks, one of Budapest’s most controversial construction projects—the Biodome—may finally be put to use. Originally envisioned as a high-tech tropical attraction, the facility sat unfinished for years. Now, it seems it could open at last—though not quite as originally planned. Construction of the Biodome, located within the Budapest Zoo & Botanical Garden, began in 2017 as part of the Liget Bud…Elephants · Hungary See the Story

Experts Condemn India Park After Elephants Airlifted to Japan

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Bengaluru, India (AFP) July 29, 2025 Conservationists and animal experts have raised the alarm after a wildlife park in southern India airlifted four endangered Asian elephants to Japan, saying the long-haul journey and relocation could impact the animals' health. The elephants - three female and one male - were put into specially designed crates and loaded onto a cargo plane last week bound for Osaka, a nearly 12-hour journeElephants · Bengaluru See the Story

Satellites are helping protect critically endangered desert elephants. Here's how

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GPS tracking and high-resolution satellite images are helping humans coexist with endangered elephants in western Namibia.Elephants · Namibia Read Article

Why Do Animals Get Anxious Before Earthquakes and Tsunamis? What It Signals Should Be Understood

Elephants: Before the terrible tsunami in Indonesia in 2004, elephants in the Andaman Islands realized fear even earlier than humans. They suddenly began to make noise. This behavior indicates that they understood the fear that was coming. DOGS: BEFORE THE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK, THERE WERE ALSO CHANGES IN DOGS. They begin to bark. Begins to run here and here with anxiety. This behavior of them shows their sensitivity to the subtle vibrations that ar…Tsunami · Gujarat Read Article

"The Eyes Also Move": in India, Elephant-Robots Called to Rescue at Religious Ceremonies

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In India, elephants are at the heart of Hindu religious ceremonies. Thus, they are 2,700 to live in captivity, but subject to stress, they can prove dangerous. To preserve them, associations have designed mechanical linings more true than nature. - "The eyes also move": in India, elephant-robots called to rescue during religious ceremonies (International).Elephants · India Read Article

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Ex-LA Elephants Billy and Tina Are ‘Acclimating Well’ in Tulsa, but Activists Aren’t Happy

‘Never Forget They Are Wild’: Elephant Tramples 39-Year-Old Millionaire to Death; Animal Lover Declared Dead at Scene

SANDF Soldier Trampled to Death by Elephants During Limpopo Patrol

After Many Years of Delays, Budapest's Controversial Biodome May Finally Open—with a Twist

Experts Condemn India Park After Elephants Airlifted to Japan

Satellites are helping protect critically endangered desert elephants. Here's how

Gaea Schoeter's Toxic "Gift: 20,000 Elephants for Germany"

Court Chastises Minister over Hunting Quota Failure

Sleepless nights on forest fringes as elephants scare in Pathanamthitta

Why Do Animals Get Anxious Before Earthquakes and Tsunamis? What It Signals Should Be Understood

"The Eyes Also Move": in India, Elephant-Robots Called to Rescue at Religious Ceremonies

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After Many Years of Delays, Budapest's Controversial Biodome May Finally Open—with a Twist

Experts Condemn India Park After Elephants Airlifted to Japan

Satellites are helping protect critically endangered desert elephants. Here's how

Gaea Schoeter's Toxic "Gift: 20,000 Elephants for Germany"

Court Chastises Minister over Hunting Quota Failure

Sleepless nights on forest fringes as elephants scare in Pathanamthitta

Why Do Animals Get Anxious Before Earthquakes and Tsunamis? What It Signals Should Be Understood

"The Eyes Also Move": in India, Elephant-Robots Called to Rescue at Religious Ceremonies