Archive for December, 2005
December 30th, 2005
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December 30th, 2005
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“At one of the watering holes in the south of the park, mature elephant bulls were monopolising the little remaining water to such an extent that safari operators had to drive them away to allow other animals to drink.” - IOL
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Zimbabwe’s elephants under threatVisitors ‘provoke park’s jumbos’Congo elephants killed as ivory demand jumps - groupManagement of Elephants in South AfricaRampaging elephants destroying crops
December 30th, 2005
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“Their homes come in the way of the elephant corridor, their crop is fodder, their people easy casualty. ‘‘The problem is compounded by rapid loss or fragmentation of habitat and corridors. Elephants don’t roam about everywhere. Along the north bank of the Brahmaputra, they use specific corridors to move from one forest pocket to another. If you encroach those corridors, conflict is bound to happen,’’ says Tariq Aziz, head of WWF-India’s Elephant and Rhino programmes.” - The Sunday Express
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Assam elephants are in for chilli shockState yet to finalise policyMan-elephant conflicts in Assam causing concernWild elephants crush four to deathElephants create havoc, trample old man to death in Assam India
December 30th, 2005
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December 30th, 2005
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December 28th, 2005
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December 28th, 2005
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December 28th, 2005
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“The exact chemical blend of a pheromone emitted by older male elephants in musth influences both a female elephant’s interest in mating and how other surrounding elephants behave, a new study has found.” - EurekAlert
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Microchip implanted on elephantAn Elephant Never ForgetsNear-extinct elephants owe survival to 1700s sultanElephants warm to new diagnostic toolStudy: Elephants thought extinct may have survived
December 28th, 2005
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December 28th, 2005
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December 27th, 2005
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December 27th, 2005
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“Researchers in India and from The Earth Institute at Columbia University have discovered that one of the few remaining populations of Asian elephants in India is actually two genetically distinct groups. The results of the study, which appear in the current issue of the journal Animal Conservation, could have far-reaching implications in conservation plans for the endangered elephants as well as other species on the Subcontinent. ” - Innovations Report
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Microchip implanted on elephantRice variety not suited to pachyderm tastebudsUnruly elephants: study blames climate changeDFO directive to elephant ownersAlert sounded on elephant attack
December 27th, 2005
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“The Walt Disney World Resort’s animal care team
welcomed a 233 pound bundle of joy to Disney’s Animal Kingdom earlier this
week. The female African elephant calf arrived early Monday morning, and joins
her 21-year-old mother Donna after 21 months (gestation) in the womb. The calf
has not yet been named.” - CNW Group
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December 26th, 2005
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