African elephants
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20,000 Boswana Elephants Threatened to Be Sent to Germany Over 'Hunting Trophy' Bans
Botswana’s president issued the elephant-related threat to Germany due to a dispute over conservation. Click to read more.
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Will Namibia's Elephant Auction Really Improve Conservation of the Critically Endangered Specie?
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Farewell, Satao II: One Of Africa's Last Great Tusker Elephant Killed by Poachers
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Great Elephant Census: African Savvanah Elephants Hit 30 Percent Decline, Ivory Poaching to Blame
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Why African Forest Elephants Need Almost a Century to Recover from Poaching, Ivory Trade
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Namibia Desert Elephants Can Pass Knowledge, Survival Skills for Adaptation
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Mother Elephant's Love Will Make Melt Your Heart
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Poaching Has Left 'Elephant Orphans'; Orphanage Opening in Tanzania [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
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Elephant Babies Benefit From Having a Mother and Grandmother
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Ivory Poaching Doesn't Weaken Social Bonds Between Elephants, Researchers Say
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New Method For Repairing Cracked Elephant Tusk Is 'Tough as Steel' [WATCH]
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Terminates Elephant Ivory In Anti-Poaching Campaign Video [WATCH]
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Elephant Density in South African Park Means Lots of Trees Knocked Down
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Tropical Forests Unable to Recover Without Red-Legged Honeycreeper, Other Fruit-Eating Birds
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Bumblebees Show Resistance to Common Pesticides in Foraging Flights
