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Endangered elephants are facing threats from habitat loss and poaching. Discover responsible tourism and ethical sanctuaries working for their survival.

How many elephants are left in the world? The Asian elephant population is around 50,000, while the African elephant population is about 415,000.

Discover the enchanting world of the baby elephant. Explore fascinating facts about their weight, diet, and emotional intelligence.

How long is the elephant gestation period? Discover why these mammals are pregnant for 18-22 months and learn about the birth of a baby elephant.

Animals in Thailand are various species. Get to know Thailand’s animals from mammals (elephants, gibbons, bears, tiger, etc.) marine life, and reptiles.

Every year on August 12, people around the world come together to celebrate one of nature’s most remarkable creatures. World Elephant Day brings attention to these intelligent, social animals that share many traits with us, from strong family bonds to emotional intelligence. People across the globe come together to honor these magnificent animals and raise…

Elephant welfare in Thailand is now mainly focused on ensuring elephants receive basic daily care with safe environments and helping local business.

Explore the history, cultural significance, and status of the Thai Elephant, the national animal of Thailand. Learn how EJS supports ethical conservation.

What do elephants eat? Learn what elephants eat, from grasses and bark to fruits. Essential facts for elephant welfare and ethical tourism in Thailand.