Some social media posts said the bones were discovered in North America, while others suggested a North African locale.

"We now know for sure that hominids in the Kashmir Valley were feeding on elephants," said Dr. Advait Jukar, the lead author from the Florida Museum of Natural History. The analysis of these tools ...

Some elephants love mud baths, others love dust piles—but Mushuru? She loves to climb! Whether it’s scrambling up hills, ...

Borneo elephants have been described as a separate subspecies, Elephas maximus borneensis. They are said to be pygmies, perhaps an example of 'island dwarfing'. A Natural History Museum-led expedition ...

Deep inside the American Museum of Natural History in New York City lies the ... Was he really the biggest elephant in the world? How did he die? And was he suffering from tuberculosis?

Published 1827-1838, it's considered one of the great natural history books in status ... Elephant by name, elephant by nature, it's also the heaviest book in the Museum's library, weighing in at a ...