A rescued elephant living in the wild has introduced her newborn calf to conservationists in a touching moment captured in ...

On April 1, Texas’ Fort Worth Zoo welcomed a 285-pound baby into the world. It wasn’t an April Fool’s joke—the newborn was a ...

Is there anything cuter than seeing a newborn baby? Their big eyes, tiny size, and wobbly legs as they walk toward their mama, at least if the newborn in question is a baby elephant. Like many other ...

Linh Mai, a rare Asian elephant calf, makes her first public appearance at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, a historic moment for conservation.

Linh Mai, the National Zoo's baby elephant, is making her public debut on Wednesday, April 22. Here's her sweet story.

We could watch this all day.

The Columbus Zoo is hosting a baby shower for its newborn elephant calf. Sunny gave birth to the 215-pound calf on July 23. If you haven't had the chance to attend a baby shower this summer, the ...

A newborn elephant usually weighs in anywhere from 200-300 pounds and stands around three feet tall! As they grow up, they rapidly pack on the pounds and will end up weighing up to 15,000 pounds when ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to correct timeline errors, reflect new information about Baylor College of Medicine. PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — While some are visiting the Oregon Zoo in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Newborn elephants are similar to human babies in that they often chew and suck on random objects, like other elephants’ tusks.

Pacifiers are essential for parents with newborns, as they help calm the baby. However, humans aren’t the only ones who use objects for comfort. Baby elephants also chew or suck on various objects as ...