For more than 5,000 years, the Asian elephant has been an important part of Asian society, tamed but never domesticated. View photos of Thailand's elephants.
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The White Elephants of Thailand with Meg Ryan: Photo Essay: Northern Thailand’s Elephants
The White Elephants of Thailand with Meg Ryan: Additional Web and Print Resources
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The Urban Elephant: Additional Web and Print Resources
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Deep Jungle: New Frontiers: Tracking Forest Elephants
Unlike their better-known cousins, the African elephants of the open savannahs, forest elephants are adapted to living in dense woodlands.
Unforgettable Elephants: Video: A Premature Birth
After her baby is born prematurely, Grace tries to carry the pale elephant to the safety of the shade.
Unforgettable Elephants: Additional Web and Print Resources
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Unforgettable Elephants: Download Elephant Wallpaper
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Unforgettable Elephants: Crack the Code of Elephant Communication
Elephants rely on a complex communication system to sustain their clan-based society. At the root of it is a common language.
Unforgettable Elephants: Echo’s Family Tree
Elephant social rules are very complex. Females dwell in tightly bonded families that stay together for life, and males live a largely solitary existence.
Unforgettable Elephants: Elephant Emotions
Joy, anger, grief, love -- all reside within elephants. Through years of research, scientists have found that elephants are capable of complex thought and deep feeling.







