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A gang involved in the illegal sale of elephant tusks has been arrested, according to a report by Telugu daily Eenadu. The term for elephant is trending in India following the arrests. Details about the number of arrests, the quantity of ivory seized, and the operation's locations were not provided in the available reports.
- 2California marks 10 years of ivory and rhino horn trade ban●CDFW News | 10 Years of AB 96 in Action: Ivory and Rhino Horn Ban Gave CDFW the Might to Fight Wildlife Trafficking in California, Around the World
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is marking a decade since AB 96 took effect, the state law banning the sale of most ivory and rhinoceros horn. The department says the ban has given its wildlife officers the legal power to pursue traffickers operating in California and linked to smuggling networks abroad, contributing to global efforts against elephant and rhino poaching.
- 3Elephants mine minerals deep inside Kenya's Kitum Cave●🐘 WATCH: In the pitch-black chambers of # MountElgon 's # Kitum Cave, African # savannah # elephants use their tusks to
African savannah elephants venture into the pitch-black chambers of Kitum Cave on Mount Elgon in Kenya, using their tusks to scrape volcanic rock for sodium, calcium and magnesium. Generations of herds have hollowed out these deep mineral chambers, passing the unusual mining behaviour down through the herd. Footage of the elephants at work is drawing attention to one of nature's most remarkable learned traditions.
- 4Elephants Mine Kitum Cave Walls for Minerals●🐘 ICYMI: In the pitch-black chambers of # MountElgon 's # Kitum Cave, African # savannah # elephants use their tusks to
In Mount Elgon's Kitum Cave in Kenya, African savannah elephants use their tusks to scrape volcanic rock for sodium, calcium and magnesium. Generations of herds have hollowed out these deep mineral chambers, passing the unusual mining behaviour down through the herd. The story is being shared as a striking example of animal culture and adaptation.
- 5Vegan advocacy shop launches 'Plant Powered Elephant' organic t-shirt●PLANT POWERED Elephant | Frauen Premium Bio T-Shirt https:// collactivist.myspreadshop.de/p lant+powered+elephant+t-shir
German activist shop Collactivist is promoting a new women's premium organic t-shirt featuring a 'Plant Powered Elephant' design. The shirt is being marketed to the vegan and animal rights community, tagged with themes of plant-based nutrition and activism, and sold through the shop's online store.
- 6Botswana approves killing of 23 elephants for independence celebrations▼Botswana has so many elephants it approved the killing of 23 for independence celebrations
Botswana, home to the world's largest elephant population, has approved the killing of 23 elephants whose meat will be distributed during independence celebrations. The government argues elephant numbers are too high, but conservationists have criticised the cull, saying the animals should not be killed for festivities. The decision has reignited debate over how Botswana manages its roughly 130,000 elephants.
- 7Elephant and calf photographed in Mozambique●Elephant and calf in the long grass. Over that mountain in the background ins Mozambique. # elephant # travel # mozambiq
A wildlife photograph showing an elephant and its calf walking through tall grass, with a mountain visible in the background, was shared from Mozambique. The image, tagged as nature and travel photography, drew attention for capturing a mother and calf together in their natural habitat near the South African border region.
- 8Olivia Tremor Control Early Singles Collection Back in Focus●Presents: Singles And Beyond by Olivia Tremor Control, released in 2000 on Emperor Norton. Allmusic Review by Sean Weste
Attention has turned to 'Presents: Singles and Beyond', the 2000 compilation on Emperor Norton that gathers the Olivia Tremor Control's early recordings released before their debut album 'Dusk at Cubist Castle'. Sean Westergaard's Allmusic review of the collection is circulating again, drawing listeners back to the band's formative material from the Elephant 6 scene.
- 9BBC 6 Music's Huw Stephens plays Tame Impala's Elephant●🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #BBC6Music 's #HuwStephens Tame Impala: 🎵 Elephant #6music #TameImpala ▶️ 🪄 Automagic 🔊 show 📻 playlis
Tame Impala's track Elephant was played by Huw Stephens on BBC Radio 6 Music, with the track listed in the show's playlist on Spotify and the song linked on Bandcamp. Listeners following the station's playlist bot picked up the spin, noting the Australian psych-rock act's 2012 single getting airplay on the UK network.
- 10Tame Impala's 'Elephant' played on BBC 6 Music●🇺🇦 # NowPlaying on # BBC6Music 's # HuwStephens Tame Impala: 🎵 Elephant # TameImpala https:// marvelyears.bandcamp.com/t
BBC 6 Music's Huw Stephens played Tame Impala's 'Elephant' on air, accompanied by a link to a Marvel Years remix of the track on Bandcamp and Spotify. The play spotlights continued interest in the psychedelic rock band's 2012 song and its remix versions, giving listeners a way to stream both the original and the reworked take.
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Thailand beat Vietnam in a FIFA ASEAN Cup match, with Sarach Yooyen scoring in a 1-0 win for the War Elephants. Vietnamese coach Kim Sang-sik had urged careful preparation before the fixture, while Vietnamese media note that even a win over Thailand would not be enough for Vietnam to dominate Southeast Asian football. The Philippines also gave up a two-goal lead in the same tournament.
- 12Elephants and baobab trees: a story of giants▼A story of giants: the connection between elephants and baobab trees
The World Wildlife Fund is highlighting the ecological relationship between elephants and baobab trees, two icons of the African landscape. Elephants feed on baobab bark and fruit, helping disperse seeds, but their stripping of bark can also damage ancient trees. Conservation groups use the pairing to draw attention to the pressures both species face from habitat loss and climate change.
- 13Medicine's fragmented care problem comes under scrutiny▼The elephant in the room: What medicine misses when care becomes fragmented
The American Osteopathic Association is drawing attention to fragmented care in medicine, arguing that when treatment is divided among disconnected specialties and providers, crucial aspects of patient health fall through the cracks. The organisation is calling attention to what whole-person, osteopathic approaches can offer in a health system increasingly split into narrow, siloed parts.
- 14Israel: is its impunity ending? Félix Marquardt weighs in●# ISRAËL : LA FIN DE L'IMPUNITÉ ? 😱 👉 Félix Marquardt XPLIK @TheBlackElephantExperience https://www. youtube.com/watch?v
Félix Marquardt, the French columnist and activist, has released a new interview segment with The Black Elephant Experience asking whether Israel is facing the end of its impunity over the war in Gaza. The discussion frames the conflict in terms of genocide allegations and Israeli war crimes, and is being shared in French-speaking online circles alongside hashtags tied to Palestine solidarity, La France Insoumise and the Gilets Jaunes movement.
- 15Banded Mongoose Photographed in Kruger National Park●Banded Mongoose in the Kruger, in front is a bit of Elephant dung. # mongoose # nature # photography # socialmedia
A photograph of a banded mongoose in South Africa's Kruger National Park is being shared online, with a piece of elephant dung visible in the foreground. Banded mongooses are social animals often seen foraging in groups, and they frequently feed on insects found in dung. The image is drawing appreciation from wildlife and photography enthusiasts.
- 16Brown Elephant thrift shop opens inside Chicago's Calo Theatre●Brown Elephant thrift shop inside Chicago’s Calo Theatre
The Brown Elephant thrift shop is operating inside Chicago's historic Calo Theatre, giving the former movie palace a new second life as a secondhand store. The shop is known for supporting LGBTQ+ health services through its sales, and locals are taking interest in seeing the old theater space repurposed for retail and browsing.
- 17Ancient elephant relatives found with stone-tool marks in Chile●У Чилі знайшли останки стародавньої великої тварини зі слідами обробки: чому це важливо Вчені виявили на кістках вимерли
Scientists have discovered cut marks made by stone tools on the bones of extinct elephant relatives at Tagua-Tagua lake in central Chile. The find indicates that early inhabitants of the region hunted or processed these large animals thousands of years ago, offering new evidence about when and how humans first settled South America and their interaction with now-extinct megafauna.