Witness the deeply emotional lives of this elephant herd as they remember and rejoice at seeing an old friend again!

Tu’s baby has a name! The young Asian elephant calf, born at the Oregon Zoo on Feb. 1, will henceforth be known as Tula-Tu, a name chosen by care staff to reflect both her individual character and ...

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Trumpeting could be heard throughout the Oregon Zoo's Elephant Lands Wednesday afternoon as Rose-Tu introduced her new calf ...

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Credit: Oregon Zoo/Cover Images After more than 20 months of pregnancy, Rose-Tu, a 30-year-old Asian elephant at the Oregon ...

A pig gave birth to a “mutant” piglet that let out a cry that resembled that of a human child. The “human-like” piglet was the fourth in a litter of eight. None of its siblings are ...

The 30-year-old elephant’s care team tracks her endocrine system to determine the baby’s arrival ... bike returned to Vancouver veteran “In human care, elephants are also struggling because ...

But will it be a Valentine’s baby? Maybe St. Patrick ... much intervention during the birth. An elephant’s reproductive tract differs from a human’s, Lefave said, with the calf traveling ...