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Elephants in the Chobe National Park in Botswana on March 3, 2013. 
Critical State
An elephant never forgets, sometimes sheds insight
Abdul Salam Hanafi, a deputy prime minister in the Taliban's interim government, left, speaks with acting Foreign Minister of Afghanistan, Taliban official Amir Khan Muttaqi during talks involving Afghan representatives in Moscow, Russia
Top of The World
Russia hosts multinational talks on Afghanistan
Putin holds his passport in front of an election official
Top of The World
Putin scores victory in ‘gameshow’-like vote; Myanmar mine collapse; Ethiopian singer’s death sparks protests; Botswana’s mysterious elephant die-off
Visitors look on as an elephant and calf cross a road inside Zimbabwe's Hwange National Par
Environment
The Trump administration lifts ban on elephant trophies. This film shows how complex that can get.
African elephant
Environment
Nearly wiped out by poaching, 520 elephants relocated to new, safer home in Malawi
Myanmar Kachin war elephants
Conflict
War elephants still exist. But only in one forbidding place.
Elephants walk in Amboseli National Park, Kenya, January 26, 2015
Environment
Elephants trampling your crops? Release the bees.
The total number of wild animals in the world has dropped by more than half in just 44 years, according to the World Wildlife Fund's new Living Planet Report. The report compiled data for more than 10,000 vertebrate species, along with trends in humanity'
Environment
Global wildlife populations have fallen by half — a stat that says it all
Elephants thermal camera
Science
Researchers are unlocking ‘mating pandemonium’ and other secrets of forest elephants
Elephant attacks are becoming more common in India.
Global Scan
How do you stop wild elephant attacks? In India, it’s with text messages
African elephant
Business, Economics and Jobs
The fight to save the elephants has new urgency
Global Scan
Poachers have killed the world’s largest elephant — for his sweeping tusks
Ivan Fischer conducts the Budapest Festival Orchestra with great flourish.
Arts, Culture & Media
Why a Hungarian orchestra had to borrow seven violin bows from friends
Ivan Fischer conducts the Budapest Festival Orchestra with great flourish.
Arts, Culture & Media
Why a Hungarian orchestra had to borrow seven violin bows from friends
Elephants running from bees
Environment
Researchers are learning how to say, ‘Run! Bees!’ — in elephant
Elephants running from bees
Environment
Researchers are learning how to say, ‘Run! Bees!’ — in elephant
An elephant herd by Kabini River in Southern India.
Environment
In India, a reporter misses the elephants of her childhood
tusks
Environment
Cheap drones give elephant protectors a new tool against poaching
Global Politics
In Kenya, Violent Elephant Poaching Increases at an Alarming Rate
Conflict & Justice
Ivory Poachers in Central Africa are Hunting Elephants with Heavy Artillery
Agony and Ivory
The Living on Earth Almanac
SPECIES PREDICAMENT
Fighting the Elephant Wars
Science Note/ Bees and Elephants
Endangered Elephants
Emerging Science Note/Parroting Elephants
Secrets of the Savanna
Elephant Nursery
Elephant Nursery
Emerging Science Note/Parroting Elephants
Elephants Revered, Feared
Earthear
Animal Note: Smelly Elephants
Elephant Band
Delinquent Elephants
Delinquent Elephants
Business, Economics and Jobs
Elephants threatened in Kenyan drought
Environment
Technology helps African elephants
Environment
U.N. allows China to import ivory
Environment
Geo answer – Elephanthus
Environment
Kenya’s elephant problem