Results from a survey, conducted by the authors as employees of the Burnet Park Zoo, show that very few captive elephants in zoos (18 in the USA) are trained for ride operations. Trained elephants are easily accessable for treatment, are less bored , and overall are healthier than non-trained elephants, which may be manifested in a longer life span. The benefits derived from a well planned elephant training and ride operation clearly outweigh the costs incurred
Background Elephant camps are among the most attractive destinations in Thailand for tourists from m...
The current extinction crisis is leaving us increasingly reliant on captive populations to maintain ...
CITATION: Edwards, K. L. et al. 2019. Relationships between housing and management factors and clini...
Benefits from training captive animals are significant to the safety of both animal and human. Train...
The management of African (Loxodonta africana) and Asian (Elephas maximus) elephants in zoos involve...
This news item from Science@CornellVet is about: Share Imagine climbing into a pool and trying to ro...
This news item from Science@CornellVet is about: Share Imagine climbing into a pool and trying to ro...
© 2016 Kristina Lorna Grace FickenThe management regime of Melbourne Zoo’s elephants recently transi...
Concerns about animal welfare increasingly shape people's views about the acceptability of keeping a...
Currently a significant portion of the world’s elephant population is in captivity, mainly in Asia. ...
This article aims at the presentation of some issues related to the veterinarian care for elephants ...
There is a need to identify strategic investments in Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) health that wi...
The current study aimed to assess the effects of two management strategies, weekly rototilling of th...
Elephant Riding (ER) in zoos has become a matter of public interest, raising debates among experts r...
<p><b>Median Training Item scores at the level of the full population (A-B) for elephants with Guide...
Background Elephant camps are among the most attractive destinations in Thailand for tourists from m...
The current extinction crisis is leaving us increasingly reliant on captive populations to maintain ...
CITATION: Edwards, K. L. et al. 2019. Relationships between housing and management factors and clini...
Benefits from training captive animals are significant to the safety of both animal and human. Train...
The management of African (Loxodonta africana) and Asian (Elephas maximus) elephants in zoos involve...
This news item from Science@CornellVet is about: Share Imagine climbing into a pool and trying to ro...
This news item from Science@CornellVet is about: Share Imagine climbing into a pool and trying to ro...
© 2016 Kristina Lorna Grace FickenThe management regime of Melbourne Zoo’s elephants recently transi...
Concerns about animal welfare increasingly shape people's views about the acceptability of keeping a...
Currently a significant portion of the world’s elephant population is in captivity, mainly in Asia. ...
This article aims at the presentation of some issues related to the veterinarian care for elephants ...
There is a need to identify strategic investments in Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) health that wi...
The current study aimed to assess the effects of two management strategies, weekly rototilling of th...
Elephant Riding (ER) in zoos has become a matter of public interest, raising debates among experts r...
<p><b>Median Training Item scores at the level of the full population (A-B) for elephants with Guide...
Background Elephant camps are among the most attractive destinations in Thailand for tourists from m...
The current extinction crisis is leaving us increasingly reliant on captive populations to maintain ...
CITATION: Edwards, K. L. et al. 2019. Relationships between housing and management factors and clini...