Humans have become one of the world's greatest evolutionary forces. To survive our cities, animals from urban foxes to glass-climbing lizards are responding with extreme adaptation.

ELEPHANTS are not fazed by dynamite explosions, but change their behaviour significantly to avoid humans. That is the finding of a major study of how forest elephants deal with oil exploration in ...

Elephants separated by miles of dense forest or open savanna stay in contact through deep rumbles that drop below the threshold of human hearing. These infrasonic calls, with frequency components ...

Elephants separated by miles of dense forest or open savanna can coordinate their movements, locate mates, and share warnings using vocal rumbles pitched below 20 Hz, a frequency range the human ear ...

Decade long conflicts between humans and elephants have been partly resolved at Kuiburi National Park in Thailand as a result of innovative strategies introduced into forest management practices.