Conflict between humans and wildlife is an increasing problem worldwide due to human
population growth and habitat fragmentation, with growing interest amongst scientists and …

Wild-capture of numerous species is common for diverse purposes, including medical
experiments, conservation, veterinary interventions and research, but little objective data …

Background The existence of extended post-reproductive lifespan is an evolutionary puzzle,
and its taxonomic prevalence is debated. One way of measuring post-reproductive life is …

Understanding factors preventing populations of endangered species from being self-
sustaining is vital for successful conservation, but we often lack sufficient data to understand …

Many mammals grow up with siblings, and interactions between them can influence
offspring phenotype and fitness. Among these interactions, sibling competition between …

A nearly complete skeleton of an elephant calf was excavated between 2012 and 2014 from
breccia deposits in a vertical karstic cavity named Cova del Rinoceront, exposed during …

The reference intervals of health parameters are valuable tools for veterinarians and
conservationists to monitor the health status and viability of endangered species. Natural …

Simple Summary In this study, we analyzed longitudinal milk samples and consumed plant
species from six Asian elephants managed in their natural environment and consuming …

Regular body mass (BM) monitoring plays a key role in preventative health care of zoo
animals. In some species, including African (Loxodonta africana) and Asian elephants …

Wibowo DS, Ibrahim A, Widayanti R, Nurcahyo W, Wahyu M, Michaux J, Wijayanto H. 2021.
The differences of body measurements in captive Sumatran elephant on different captivity …