Habitat loss and poaching are the biggest ... are currently recognised - the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant, and the Asian elephant. A noticeable distinction between African ...

Forest elephants: Populations have decreased ... African elephants population is declining due to poaching and habitat loss African elephants are primarily threatened by poaching and habitat ...

The ivory trade, loss of vital habitat and a deeper understanding of elephant biology have all combined to reveal a previously underestimated threat to Africa's elephants. African forest elephants ...

The ivory trade, loss of vital habitat and a deeper understanding of elephant biology have all combined to reveal a previously underestimated threat to Africa's elephants. African forest elephants ...

A new study reveals alarming declines in African elephant populations, with savanna elephants down 70% and forest elephants ...

Habitat loss and poaching have driven ... scale declines in most populations of both species of African elephants. From 1964–2016, forest elephant populations decreased on average by 90% ...

Forest elephants are the smaller of the two African elephant species. They also have straighter, thinner tusks, more rounded ears and differently shaped skulls. Both elephant species exhibit sexual ...

forest elephant populations decreased on average by 90%, and savanna elephant populations fell on average by 70%. Habitat loss and poaching have driven dramatic declines in African elephants ...