TED-Ed: Why elephants never forget - Alex Gendler

Elephants are highly intelligent creatures with remarkable memory and social skills. They recognize herd members and other species, including humans, even after decades. Their large brains, similar to humans, enable complex problem-solving and communication. Elephants display empathy, altruism, and justice, mourning their dead and showing concern for other species. Despite their intelligence, elephants face threats from habitat destruction, poaching, and captivity. Protecting these conscious beings is crucial for preserving biodiversity.

How do elephants communicate with each other?

What evidence suggests that elephants are conscious and emotional beings?

What challenges do elephants face due to human activities?