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WEDNESDAY, JULY 01, 2026

Elephant

Elephant

Between 2003 and 2016, 62 elephants were reportedly killed by people. Photo: TBS

Saving elephants means saving Bangladesh's forests

Asian elephants are rapidly disappearing from Bangladesh as forests shrink and traditional migration corridors are blocked. Their survival is critical to maintaining healthy forest ecosystems and...

Two of the many captive elephants in Bangladesh. Photo: Courtesy

Why elephant management essential for Bangladesh’s wildlife reform

Forest officials, veterinarians and residents examine the elephant that died a day after being hit by a train in Sylhet. Photo: TBS

Elephant dies a day after being hit by train in Sylhet

An injured elephant was rescued by the Fire Service, police and Forest Department personnel from a ditch in Sylhet. 18 January 2026. Photo: TBS

Injured elephant rescued from ditch in Sylhet

Representational Photo: Courtesy

Sri Lanka arrests three men for burning elephant alive

Elephant herd tramples CNG-run auto-rickshaw in Rangamati on 16 November 2025. Photo: TBS

2 elderly women killed in wild elephant attacks on Rangamati-Kaptai road

Herd of wild elephants

Tk40cr AI cameras planned to prevent elephant accidents on Dohazari-Cox’s Bazar rail line

Photo: TBS

15 injured, including 3 critical, while treating landmine-hit elephant in Bandarban

Hundreds of reclusive African elephants visit Dzanga Bai every day, making it a breathtaking experience. Photo: Collected

Dzanga Bai: A sacred clearing in a wounded world

Photo: Collected

Sri Lanka train kills elephant despite new safety moves

Elephant buried in Banshkhali, Chattogram, unearthed on 6 May 2025. Photo: TBS

Elephant found buried after being killed by electrocution in Chattogram’s Banshkhali

Photo: Collected

22 sued for killing elephant, trafficking body parts in Ctg

Photo: TBS

Elephant found dead in Ctg; tusk, nails reportedly smuggled

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