During the experiment, elephants in Zimbabwe showed an ability to change their gestures to something more elaborate when they didn’t get exactly what they wanted.

Researchers reported that the animals are capable of making very deliberate gestures to communicate their desire for more.

Many studies about gestures focus on primates. But elephants are another natural subject for this research because they live ...

Southern Africa’s elephant population has grown to over 230,000 – a conservation success that is creating new problems for ...

Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's largest wildlife sanctuary, is facing a looming ecological disaster as its overpopulation of ...

Elephants aren’t just intelligent; they’re intentional. A new behavioral study reveals that African Savannah elephants use deliberate gestures to express their desires, especially when interacting ...

Long before Tiger King exposed the controversial world of private big cat ownership, the film Roar explored the extreme ...

Southern Africa's booming elephant population - now over 230,000 - marks a global conservation success, but it's also fueling ...

Few conservationists have shaped the public conversation around wildlife protection quite like Peter Knights. Best known for ...

Source: ID, birth certificates registration blitz brings relief to Binga village – The Southern Eye ”It was a huge risk for me and my family to travel for 10km through a wildlife infested forest, but ...

A new report documents some of the most widespread and damaging droughts in recorded history, between 2023 and 2025, ...