African safari and wildlife expert Rob the Ranger finds joy in spotting elephants peacefully roaming the bush during a Mara Ripoi Conservancy walk.

African bush elephants live in 23 countries with the majority located in southern and eastern African countries, such as Botswana, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Kenya, Namibia, Zambia and South Africa.

"Rob the Ranger captures raw wildlife encounters, featuring Africa’s most majestic animals through high-quality safari footage. From predator hunts to rare animal behaviors, it’s a must-watch ...

East African bush elephant from the Blue Nile region, known as Jumbina, in yard outside the Elephant House at the National Zoological Park. Cite as Smithsonian Institution Archives, Acc. 14-167, Image ...

African bush elephants, which are also known as desert or desert-dwelling elephants, can grow to 6.6 tons and measure more than 10 feet tall at the shoulder. They are listed as vulnerable by the ...

African Bush Elephants can weigh 13,000 pounds. And pound for pound, you don’t want to get on their bad side, particularly when they’re protecting their young. Thankfully, Norman was unhurt.

Namibia is a southwestern African nation roughly twice the size of California, known for having the world’s oldest desert. The Namib Desert is the scene for many of Namibia’s must-do adventures, from ...

On a sunny day at Zoo Atlanta in 2020, Kelly the African bush elephant reached for a snack and revealed something strange. High-speed cameras tracking her movements suggested that the skin on top ...

The African forest elephant is now listed as critically endangered, and the African savanna elephant is now listed as endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of ...