by Adam Cruise | Nov 18, 2021 | Studies
By Julie Bonnald, Jose Utge, Mary K. Kuhner, Samuel K. Wasser, Edward Asalu, John Paul Okimat, Sabrina Krief – Science Direct Highlights • 91 individuals were sampled in the Ugandan elephant hybridization zone. • No forest elephants were detected in the sampled...
by Adam Cruise | Oct 1, 2021 | Commentary
By Harry Wells, Nora Ward & Ramiro D. Crego – The Conversation Imagine driving through a lush, green landscape in France or Germany and spotting a herd of elephants roaming freely. As absurd as that might seem, it was only 10,000 years ago that...
by Adam Cruise | Sep 17, 2021 | News
By Andy Gregory, The Independent Climate change could be causing animals around the world to grow larger ears, beaks and tails, according to a new study, as our heating planet forces them to rapidly “shape-shift” in order to survive. Decades of monitoring how animals...
by Adam Cruise | Sep 9, 2021 | Studies
By Wesley L. Hartmann, Vicki Fishlock, Alison Leslie Abstract Unmanned aerial vehicles, commonly known as drones, are increasingly used in ecological management, conservation and research. Numerous reviews on drones tout almost unlimited potential within the wildlife...
by Adam Cruise | Aug 27, 2021 | Studies
By Paule Dagenais, Sean Hensman, Valérie Haechler & Michel C. Milinkovitch – Current Biology Highlights — Elephants evolved strategies reducing the biomechanical complexity of their trunk — Object transport is achieved by propagating inward...
