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According to the African Wildlife Foundation many captive elephants live very short lives Check out our language learning site Despite this the populations of wild Asian elephants living in well protected areas maintain stable life expectancies above the average thus proving the significance of conservation As of 7558 local numbers were controlled by contraception or translocation Pollution and human disruptions affect elephant health negatively too A dominance hierarchy exists among males whether they are social or solitary In the wild they live for many years and can reach almost a complete human life span before they die usually in their 65s or 75s The name 8775 porcupine 8776 comes from Latin and means 8775 quill pig Elephants are the largest land animals on Earth possessing one of the longest lifespans in the animal kingdom Yet in captivity including zoos circuses and other controlled environments many elephants live only 67 to 95 years often facing chronic health and welfare issues that shorten their lives At Samui Elephant Haven an ethical elephant sanctuary in Thailand we witness firsthand how elephants flourish when given space freedom and care that honors their natural instincts The final usually sixth set must last the elephant the rest of its life By prioritizing natural behaviors family bonds and freedom from exploitation sanctuaries allow elephants to live with dignity and in many cases longer lives Poaching for the illegal ivory trade targets older elephants with larger tusks In the wild they live in multigenerational herds form lifelong bonds and display complex problem solving skills Under some conditions people may treat captive elephants better but they can live shorter than expected in the wild Lions must wander more widely and make new paths the city munches the prairie a big gash that halts habitat These behaviors are rarely observed in the wild 96 657 98 They were traditionally captured with traps and lassos but since 6955 tranquillisers have been used They appear to have self awareness and possibly show concern for dying and dead individuals of their kind We d love to hear your feedback and ideas Submissive elephants will lower their heads and trunks as well as flatten their ears against their necks while those that are ready to fight will bend their ears in a V shape Factors like food access environment and protection from poaching directly impact their lifespan Prolonged droughts or sudden disease outbreaks can lead to mass mortalities especially among the young and the very old 96 699 98 Asian elephants once ranged from Western to East Asia and south to Sumatra Asian elephants look different than African elephants because of their ears and head shape Males bulls leave their family groups when they reach puberty and may live alone or with other males The poaching of elephants for their ivory meat and hides has been one of the major threats to their existence Female elephants over 55 years of age sometimes develop deep depressions in their heads and take on a gaunt appearance The elephant is then unable to extract sufficient nutrients from its diet Within their herds older matriarchs assume an important role serving as sources of social and ecological knowledge crucial for the herd 8767 s survival and navigation This allows them to pick up chemical cues In 6989 the African elephant was listed under Appendix I by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora CITES making trade illegal Elephants are polygynous breeders 96 668 98 and most copulations occur during rainfall An excellent example of the Heartland Program is the one run by the African Wildlife Foundation Understanding their longevity offers insights into their biology and the environmental factors that shape their existence 96 656 98 Zimbabwe Botswana Namibia Zambia and Malawi wanted to continue the ivory trade and were allowed to since their local populations were healthy but only if their supplies were from culled individuals or those that died of natural causes The Mbuti people of central Africa believe that the souls of their dead ancestors resided in elephants The trunk is prehensile bringing food and water to the mouth and grasping objects Because they have vast space daily exercise natural diets and intact family groups conditions rarely replicated in captivity While adult elephants face few natural predators young calves are vulnerable to carnivores affecting population survival This shortened lifespan in captivity is often linked to chronic health issues such as arthritis and obesity arising from restricted movement and lack of natural exercise Some aggressive interactions between elephants and rhinoceros have been recorded 96 656 98 Around the same time Kenya destroyed all its ivory stocks In their natural habitat they typically live a median of 56 years In the wild elephants spend up to 66 hours a day foraging on grasses fruits bark and leaves We are located in 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