One of the most immediate climate threats is water – or rather the lack of it. Elephants need up to 300 litres of water per day just for drinking, and water availability has a huge influence on their ...

The elephants trunk is their nose, it's extra long and has many purposes such as: drinking, reaching for food, breathing, and they even use it as snorkel when swimming. There are three species of ...

It seems that the elephants keeled over within 88 hours of drinking the contaminated water. They walked an average of 16.5km ...

and stop brewing mahua because elephants would be able to smell it. There have been other similar stories told over the years about elephant rampages possibly due to drinking alcohol. However ...

Elephants can then move their trunks to bring the food to their mouths. by reversing the suction. and blow the food into their mouths! The same process is used for drinking water, and the length ...

Not far from here was a drinking trough from where local herdsmen water their livestock. In some parts of the wildlife conservation area, controlled grazing is allowed. The elephants changed ...