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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2025

Elephants

Elephants

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Tolerant behaviour key to reducing elephant conflict, say experts

Photo: Screenshot taken from India Today NE

Herd of Asiatic elephants break border gate on Indo-Bangladesh border

Representational image. Photo: AP/UNB

African elephants call each other by unique names, new study shows

Although a small country like Sri Lanka has 7,000 elephants, Bangladesh has only 200 of the giants. PHOTO: MONIRUL H KHAN

Botswana threatens to send 20,000 elephants to Germany

Representational Image. PHOTO: MONIRUL H KHAN

GD filed against elephants in Chattogram police station

Dhaka elephants that now exist only in place names

Dhaka elephants that now exist only in place names

A small herd of elephants grazes on the hills in Nakugaon in the northern bordering district of Sherpur. Habitats of this exotic animal are slowly disappearing as people continue to occupy their corridors, forcing them to forage crop fields for food. PHOTO: Mumit M

Corridors for coexistence

A herd of elephants is seen at Addo Elephant National Park outside Port Elizabeth in South Africa, File. PHOTO: REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

Elephant dung filters botanical mix for South African gin maker

Photo: UNB

Elephant calves being tortured in the name of training: Court directs legal action

Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Md Shahab Uddin. Photo: UNB

Forest minister admits failure to protect elephants

Picture: Collected

HC asks for immediate actions to stop killing of elephants

Another elephant found dead in Chattogram 

Another elephant found dead in Chattogram 

TBS World: China’s nomadic elephants heading home

TBS World: China’s nomadic elephants heading home

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