About Elephants
"amazing and intelligent animals"

Elephants are amazing animals to see in their own environment. They are incredibly social creatures who have lasting memories, and can communicate over long distances through low range sound waves (infrasound). They show a range of cognitive capabilities and social behaviour which most people, especially those that benefit from using elephants, would like to reserve for human beings.

"They are a large, funny animal, and they seem to know when they have done something dumb. They convey a sense of knowing how they fit into the world." (J .Poole quoted in The Fate Of The Elephant)

They are said to never forget and you do not have to look very far to understand why. Here are a few resources you can use to learn more about elephants -- the largest living land mammals in the world.

On-Line Resources

  • The Elephant Information Repository
    A great site for learning anything about elephants -- from their social lives to their life cycles this is the place to visit
  • The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
    This is packed with unique and first hand information and experiences in raising and living with elephants. A must visit site and a worth cause
  • The Elephant Sanctuary
    An elephant sanctuary in the US focused on more compassionate handling and the retiring of old and abused captive elephants.
  • Save The Elephants
    A worthwhile foundation with a focus on trying to save these wonderful sentient beings through education, conservation, and action.

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