Exciting News from The Elephant Sanctuary! At Pangea Trust, we are thrilled to share the heartwarming news from The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee: Osh has officially arrived! On October 18, this majestic African male elephant became the Sanctuary’s 34th...
Charlie the Elephant Returns to the Wild After Four Decades of Captivity In a momentous step for animal welfare, Charlie, the last elephant held at South Africa’s national zoo, has been released into the wild after spending 40 years in captivity. Captured as a calf...
Pangea Managing Director, Kate Moore, recently had the privilege of visiting our friends at Elephant Haven – European Elephant Sanctuary (EHEES), close to Limoges, southwest France. Read all about the visit below. A special thank you to founders Sofie...
Researchers have discovered that elephants use individual names to call each other, a groundbreaking revelation in animal communication. This finding was made possible by analysing the calls of two herds of African savanna elephants in Kenya using an artificial...
The Ministry of Environment and Energy (Minae) indicated that “the contract with the Fundazoo Foundation, which expires this Friday and managed the two state zoos, one in the heart of the capital and another on the outskirts of the city, will not be renewed.” Excerpt...
We’re always keen to read new studies on elephant behaviour and to learn more about this fascinating and magnificent keystone species, so we found the recent report Multimodal communication and audience directedness in the greeting behaviour of semi-captive...
