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US Millionaire Big-Game Hunter Trampled to Death by Elephants in Africa
WorldNYTle-figarodelfi-lt+10digi24The Independenthotnewsjutarnji-listiefimeridaklix-ban1-bihndtv+2 more3h ago13 sources

US Millionaire Big-Game Hunter Trampled to Death by Elephants in Africa

An American millionaire known for big-game hunting was tragically killed in Africa after being trampled by a herd of elephants. The incident occurred while he was reportedly hunting a rare antelope.

Elephants Participate in Songkran Festivities in Ayutthaya
CultureBangkok Post14d ago

Elephants Participate in Songkran Festivities in Ayutthaya

Elephants joined locals and tourists in Ayutthaya to celebrate the start of Songkran, the Thai New Year, by splashing water, painting, and dancing at the city pillar shrine. The event was co-organized by the Ayutthaya Elephant Palace and Royal Kraal.

Why Flamingos and Elephants Rarely Lie Down
Scienceindian-express1mo ago

Why Flamingos and Elephants Rarely Lie Down

This article explores the biological and behavioral reasons why large animals like flamingos and elephants typically avoid lying down, focusing on their unique adaptations and needs.

US Millionaire Hunter Trampled to Death by Elephants in Africa
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US Millionaire Hunter Trampled to Death by Elephants in Africa

A 75-year-old American millionaire and big-game hunter was tragically killed after being trampled by five elephants during a hunting expedition in central Africa. He was reportedly hunting a rare antelope when the incident occurred.

Study Suggests Early Humans Consumed Elephants 1.8 Million Years Ago
Healthjerusalem-post9d ago

Study Suggests Early Humans Consumed Elephants 1.8 Million Years Ago

A new study indicates that early humans, specifically the Homo erectus lineage, may have begun eating elephants and other large animals 1.8 million years ago. The nutrient-rich fat from elephant bones is believed to have contributed to the growth of larger brains in these early human ancestors.

Groups to prevent human-elephant conflict linked to more elephant deaths
Environmenthindu1mo ago

Groups to prevent human-elephant conflict linked to more elephant deaths

Anti-depredation squads were formed in villages to incentivise communities to join hands with the Forest Department to respond to elephants together. However, the searchlights and firecrackers the squads used to drive elephants away possibly created a ‘landscape of fear’, forcing elephants to stray into more dangerous situations