By Fergus O’Leary SimpsonJoel MasselinkLara Collart The resurgence of the M23 (March 23 movement) rebel group has once again ...

Structures within the parks should only belong to conservation agents like rangers and should be few, eco-friendly, and temporary, ensuring minimal disturbance to the natural habitat. Imagine a ...

If you’re very lucky, you might even see forest elephants, along with butterflies and various bird species ... After morning breakfast, checkout out of lodge and leave Bwindi Impenetrable National ...

Made of fibreglass and rubber, and trundling on a wheeled metal frame strong enough to hold a rider, the model is one of dozens that animal rights campaigners are trumpeting as an alternative to ...

the model is one of dozens that animal rights campaigners are trumpeting as an alternative to keeping elephants in captivity in India. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium ...

Elephants are used during many Hindu temple ceremonies, paraded through packed crowds with flashing lights, thumping drums and ear-splitting music. Deadly attacks by panicked pachyderms are common.

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In a concerning development, two female elephants at Karachi’s Safari Park, Malaika and Madhubala ... and extend over a year. The National Institute of Health (NIH) in Islamabad acknowledged ...

The elephants, Alice, Ginny, and Kate, have been together their entire lives and will turn 40 this year. PROVIDENCE – Roger Williams Park Zoo's three African elephants will move to a new home in ...

PROVIDENCE – After more than three decades, three African elephants will leave the Roger Williams Park Zoo in Providence in late 2027, according to zoo officials. “Alice, Ginny and Kate are ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — A massive blow for local zoo lovers as Roger Williams Park Zoo announces the planned departure of its three African elephants. Alice, Ginny, and Kate will head to ...

After 34 years at Roger Williams Park Zoo, African elephants Alice, Ginny, and Kate will move to a new home in late 2027 to ensure they remain together and receive the care they need as they age.