Animals
How Dreaded Ivory Poaching Led to Evolution of Modern Tuskless Elephants
Researchers have discovered that decades of ivory hunting have resulted in tuskless elephants' development, demonstrating that people are "actually altering the anatomy" of wild creatures.
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