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Customer captures jaw-dropping video of elephant walking into store and eating snacks: 'Tusked thief'

A jaw-dropping TikTok video of an elephant inside a Thai grocery store sparked amazement and disbelief online, serving as a jumbo-sized reminder of what can happen when humans intrude on natural ...
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Nepali farmers switch crops to reduce human-elephant conflict

A village on Nepal’s border with India has found a way to reduce conflicts with wild Asian elephants in recent years: By switching their crops from rice and maize, which elephants love to eat, to tea ...
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Kenyan farmers use nature for peaceful human-elephant coexistence

Elephants roam the mountainous region of Taita Taveta in Kenya. As they cross the land, they graze on plants, stripping leaves from trees and bushes along the way. It takes a lot to feed a beast this ...
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What Happens When Roads Cut Through Elephant Territory and Put Elephants on a Collision Course With Humans?

What Happens When Roadways Intersect Wildlife Corridors? When you think of elephants in the wild, you likely think of a majestic herd peacefully walking through the grasslands, nowhere near ...
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Kenyan farmers use bees and sesame to keep away marauding elephants

TAITA TAVETA, Kenya — For farmers in the Taita hills in southern Kenya, elephants are a menace: they raid crops and will occasionally injure or even kill people. Farmer Richard Shika, 68, has had some ...