Elephant

Photo/The Sentinel
Bangladesh

Herd of elephants moves to Bangladesh from India’s Patharia Hills

Originally consisting of seven elephants the remaining five face an uncertain future due to man-animal conflict and the gradual decrease of their habitat

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

2 elephants still trapped near Naf river

Representational Image. Photo: Courtesy
South Asia

2 elephants cross into Bangladesh through River Naf

Carcasses of elephants that according to the forest officials possibly died because of a lightning strike are seen on the foothills of the Kundoli reserve forest area in Nagaon district in the northeastern state of Assam, India, May 14, 2021. Photo: Reuters
South Asia

Lightning strike may have killed 18 wild elephants in India, officials say

Huge blaze: The fire seen beyond military vehicles in the 8,000 acres of the Lolldaiga training area, near Nanyuki, Kenya. Photo: The Dailymail
World+Biz

Five elephants dead in Kenya as UK soldiers start fire

Herd of wild elephants
Bangladesh

Wild elephant attack in Kaptai kills differently-abled person

A couple receives marriage certificates from a provincial officer as they ride elephants during a Valentine's Day celebration at the Nong Nooch Tropical Garden in Chonburi province, Thailand, February 14, 2021. REUTERS/Chalinee Thirasupa
World+Biz

Couples in Thailand tie the knot on elephants on Valentine's Day

The baby elephant after receiving CPR. Photo: Reuters
Offbeat

Off-duty rescue worker revives baby elephant with CPR

A stray elephant enters a locality in Cox's Bazar in search for food. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

GD against elephant in Cox’s Bazar!

Photo/Courtesy
Bangladesh

Wild elephant kills man in Chattogram, 1 injured

Kaavan with a caretaker in his enclosure at Marghazar Zoo in June 2016 Photo: Collected from BBC
World+Biz

Cambodia ready to welcome ‘world’s loneliest elephant’

Picture: Collected
South Asia

Elephant rescued in India from deep well after 14-hour operation

A herd of migratory elephants in Gazni, Sherpur. Photo: Monirul H. Khan
Environment

Human-elephant conflict gets worse than ever