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A Hunters Life Among Lions, Elephants And Other Wild Animals Of South Africa (1860) by Roualeyn Gordon Cumming, 2010-09-10
An elephant in the house named Italy.(Wild Dreams: The Best of Italian Americana)(Book review): An article from: National Catholic Reporter by Michele Saracino, 2009-03-06
Little Wild Elephant by Anna Michel, 1978
Sujata and the Wild Elephant by Shankar, 1968
The wild elephant and the method of capturing and taming it in Ceylon by James Emerson Tennet, 1867-01-01
ENGRAVING:"Prince Albert Victor in India: Catching Wild Elephants at the Government Khedah in the Mysore District' ...engraving from The Illustrated News of the World , January 18, 1890 by Illustrated News of the World, 1890-01-01
Capturing Wild Elephants! by Frank "bring'em Back alive" Buck, 1934-01-01
Go Wild Elephants (Photo Safari & Fact Book) by Flowerpot Press, 2008
Wild Animals: Pride of South Africa by David Steele, 1985
The Forest King Wild Hunter of the Adaca- Hervey Keyes by Hervey Keyes, 2009-07-16
Entertainment Weekly Magazine November 19, 2004 #793 (Crazy Days, Wild Nights & Angry Elephants: The Real Story Behind Oliver Stone's Alexander!)
The Elephant's Secret Sense: The Hidden Life of the Wild Herds of Africa [ELEPHANTS SECRET SENSE]
Wild Baby Animals Elephant USA Edit
Elephants Wonderful, Wild and Free by Dorothy DuMond Cohen, 2007-01-01

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March Resources @ National Geographic Magazine
youth. He began to pore over scholarly reports on elephant communication,work based on research in zoos and in the wild. The papers
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Extractions: Midday sun scorches the plains of northern Namibia, and a female elephant just coming into estrus is making a racket. With a rumble loud enough to rival a jackhammer, she broadcasts her availability for mating. But gusty winds and turbulence created by heat shimmering through the atmosphere tend to break up the sound waves she generates, so her signal carries little more than half a mile. The odds are slim that a mature male in his own period of reproductive readiness will be close enough to hear her call. Hours pass. Dusk settles over the flat sand veld. Winds calm, and air near the ground becomes cooler than the warm air above it, effectively creating a channel for sound. Now the low-frequency end of the eager female's cries can carry six miles (10 kilometers) in all directions, reaching the ears of elephants spread over a range of more than 110 square miles (280 square kilometers). The chance that a tall, strong mate will come swaggering her way is now a pretty sure thing. Garstang became curious about whether elephants waste energy bellowing against the wind, or whether they take advantage of daily atmospheric changes that can boost bass tones like the woofers in stereo speakers. To find answers, he assembled a team of researchers and headed to Etosha National Park in Namibia, home to a healthy and growing elephant population. Hills and forests aren't part of Etosha's savanna habitat, so Garstang knew that weather, rather than terrain, would be the most significant environmental factor affecting the elephants' lowest pitched communications.
Elephant Adoptions
elephants are the world s largest land mammals. In fact, if it were not for humans,elephants would probably rate among the most successful species on Earth.
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Extractions: Elephants are the world's largest land mammals. Their noses, gestation period (nearly two years), front teeth, and maybe even their memory, are the longest in the animal kingdom. They, along with their extinct relatives, have lived everywhere, except Australia and Antarctica, from sea level to heights of more than 3600m, in habitats ranging from deserts to rain forests to glaciers. In fact, if it were not for humans, elephants would probably rate among the most successful species on Earth. Once forming an almost continuous series of populations from Africa to China, they are now made up of just two main groups, African and Asian Elephants, which are now seperated by several thousand miles. Loss of habitat and the ivory trade are the two biggest factors in the decline in elephant population. During the 1980's over half of Africa's elephants had been killed and the elephant population was reduced by 700,000. Regarding habitat, the pattern is a familiar one as traditional elephant habitat is carved up for agricultural use and the elephants confined to ever shrinking areas. Help to protect this endearing creature by adopting an Elephant today.
Free Wild Animal Graphics! Lions Tigers And Bears - Oh My!
Your Guide for Free wild Animal Clip Art, Animated Gifs, Backgrounds, Borders Web page graphics! Indexed by Category find the right graphics FAST
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Extractions: WILD ANIMALS Graphics Index Your ONE-STOP Internet Guide for Free Wild Animal Clip Art, Animated Gifs, Backgrounds, Borders and Web page graphics! Indexed by Category so you can find the right graphics FAST! More Wild Animal Graphics - Gifs - Clip Art - Icons and Fonts than you ever thought possible! Fun Cyber Cards You Can Send Fast!! Make Your Selection For Wild Animal Graphics Here! Select Category and Press "Go" Make Selection Wild Animal Animated Gifs Wild Animal Clip Art Wild Animal Backgrounds~Borders Wild Animal Sets Wild Animal Icons Wild Animal Photos Wild Animal Cyber Cards Bears Coyotes Deer Elephants Hippo Kangaroo Leopard Lions Monkeys Raccoons Seals Tigers Wolves Cat Graphics Dog Graphics Bird Graphics Fish ~ Marine Graphics Insect Graphics Pet Graphics Reptile Graphics Rodent Graphics Animal Cyber Cards Animal WAVS Clip Art Index Backgrounds Index Font Index Icon Index Graphics "How-To" Free MIDI File Index Free MP3's Index Free WAVS Index Free Cyber Card Index Free Screen Saver Index Find Anyone It's Your Day Top 10 Reasons Rat'em Cyber Cards Alphabet Card Index A-Z R ETURN TO SUBJECT INDEX A B ... Z WILD ANIMALS WILD ANIMAL ANIMATED GIFS Animation Factory Animation Grove Artgekko's Ark Free Animated Animal Gifs ... Shirley's Corner WILD ANIMAL CLIP ART A-1 Icon Archive Animal Clip Art Animaux Art Today ... US Fish and Wildlife Service BACKGROUNDS/BORDERS Jumble's Animal Gallery KittyMother Kreations Morion Designs Pat's Web Graphics ... Zoo Graphics WILD ANIMAL SETS Angelas Background Sets Chibi Creations Graphics To Grab Jumbles Animal Gallery ... K.I.S.S. Designs
Washington Post | PhotoVoyage | Wild Africa
wild Africa by Adrian Bailey. enlarge image, Pack up the trunk. Elephantsfeed in Botswana s Chobe National Park. During summer, a
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Jungle Hathi Report. Appearances Of The Chitwan Wild Bull For 00/01 Season. From
wild Elephant Report. After approximately one and a half hours both elephantswere seen, the wild male ran off as soon as challenged.
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Extractions: The wild bull made several appearances during the season 00/01, presumably born of the small herd in the Eastern end of Royal Chitwan National Park, generally turning up late at night at the elephant camps. Although looking healthy and showing more awareness of his surroundings than in previous seasons he still is not old enough to attract a natural herd - our domestic females also remain un-impressed. There was no repeat performance of the abduction of the government elephant although his growing confidence around humans and domestic elephants is proving interesting. The best guest sighting of him came in late March, I went up to help look after Tented Camp for a day or two, I had been there for less than ten minutes when this handsome beast turned up. A quick look at him through the binoculars ensured he wasn't one of our boys out for a walk! The elephant camp boys recognise him, as, presumably, do our females - none seemed over joyed to smell him in the area and he seems to be gaining in confidence with every visit. It was a pleasure, however, for me to see him in broad daylight and for so long - long enough to see that he's fat, healthy and has no obvious wounds.
Indian Elephant : Toys
5 Elephant wild Call. The distinctive trumpet of the elephant has been capturedby the Cornell Lab of Orinthology and Details Vanishing wild Elephant Female.
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Extractions: View other shipping options This Mega Toob contains hand painted replicas of jungle animals. Each Mega Toob features a... Details Zoo Babies Toob With "spinning world caps" and at least 10 animals per TOOB, one of the best values anywhere. ... Details Large Elephant Puppet 17" This ponderous pachyderm simulates the largest landlubber in the animal kingdom. You can animate... Details Vanishing Wild Elephant Baby The world's premier line of vinyl wildlife replicas. Size: 7.5" L x 4" H (19 x 10 cm), plus... Details Wild Safari Elephant Adult Model Size: 6.75" L x 4" H (17 x 10 cm) with 5-language data tag. Age 3+ Details Funny Feet Elephant (Medium) This 12" elephant has distinctively oversized feet that make it a unique gift for young and old. Details Vanishing Wild Elephant Female The world's premier line of vinyl wildlife replicas. Size: 13.25" L x 9" H (34 x 23 cm), plus...
Wildlife Trust Of India - Conserving & Protecting Wildlife In India
For various historical reasons, it was decided that the wild Landsprogramme would initially focus on the elephant. The existence
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Extractions: WILD LANDS Human habitation is fast closing in on the boundaries of many National Parks and Sanctuaries in India . Many crucial animal migration routes outside park borders are privately owned and sometimes fenced off by human settlements that exist on such routes. In addition, agricultural crops are an alternate and sometimes preferred food source of many wild animals leading to man-animal conflict. Wild Lands aims to achieve these objectives through three thematic divisions: Click on each division to know more. Elephant Corridors Goal: The restoration and securing of vital elephant corridors in India . For various historical reasons, it was decided that the Wild Lands programme would initially focus on the elephant. The existence of Asian elephants is today threatened by degradation and fragmentation of their natural habitat by the ever-increasing human population and economic development. They are thus forced into small ranges surrounded by hostile landscape resulting in increased human-elephant conflict in the fringe areas of the forest. One way of reducing the conflict and genetic isolation of these elephant population is by protecting the corridor connecting these fragmented and isolated habitats. To address this problem and conserve the elephant population of our country, the following activities are being implemented: National Corridor Project This is an ongoing project for the identification and listing of all elephant corridors in India and groundtruthing of the status of the land in several of these corridors.
Elephant Information Repository: Elephant Resources
African ElephantsWild Orphans by Gerry Ellis This brand new book on ElephantOrphans from Kenya is a heart warming story. Click here to view and order.
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Extractions: more elephants. New Resources / Updates Tina the elephant will go to the elephant sanctuary in Tennessee May 31,2003 See the top selling elephant books Foster a baby elephant orphan through the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust I have updated the circus information page with comments from the Elephant Trust Elephants are Amazing. Learn More. This site has a large amount of information on elephants from their anatomy to the cultures they form in the wild. Also, it is an important source for links news conservation books , and much more. The focus of this site is to share some of the amazing stories, facts, and characteristics of the largest land mammal still in existence today. The goal of this page is to prevent needless suffering, to ultimately save the elephant beyond being caged for our entertainment, and to educate people beyond our generally narrow understanding of elephants (

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