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China steps up efforts to combat ivory smuggling
Over half of the world's illegal ivory goes to China, but the government is finally sending a clear message by publicly destroying a haul of seized ivory tusks and trinkets
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Pachyderm politics and the powerful female
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Record ivory seizures point to trafficking rise
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This Rembrandt is science’s first Asian elephant
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Ghost elephants win Wildlife Photographer of the Year prize
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Zoologger: Elephants understand what it means to point
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We’re crushing tonnes of ivory to discourage poachers
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Elephant ivory could be bankrolling terrorist groups
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Bomb-test fallout could catch illegal ivory traders
A radioactive isotope from cold-war nuclear tests could accurately date animal parts like ivory and show which are being illegally traded
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Jumbo challenge: How elephants keep their cool
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Kenyan elephant numbers plummet by 1000 in four years
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Elephant uses mystery move to speak Korean
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Zoologger: Fish with elephant’s nose and crystal eyes
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