In honor of Sunday’s National Elephant Appreciation Day, a very important holiday founded by pachyderm lover Wayne Hepburn in 1996, we chatted with Adam Stone, director of elephant husbandry at ...

Sure, Monday is the last day of summer, but more importantly, it’s National Elephant Appreciation Day. To celebrate this very important holiday, which was started in 1966 by pachyderm fan Wayne ...

National Elephant Appreciation Day is observed every year on Sept. 22 to highlight the importance of conservation of the animals and create awareness about the various threats they face.

Sunday is National Elephant Appreciation Day—a holiday observed every September 22—and what better way to celebrate these tough-skinned animals than listing 10 crazy facts about them?

On Elephant Appreciation Day at the zoo, keepers will give presentations in front of the exhibit and kids can interact with an inflatable elephant.

Tuesday is National Elephant Appreciation Day, which is observed every Sept. 22 to highlight the importance of conservation of the animals and create awareness about the various threats they face ...

Elephant Appreciation Day is September 22. To celebrate, we picked 18 fun facts about the largest land mammal. For example, they "hug" their trunks to say hello to each other. An elephant's trunk ...

Did you know September 22 is National Elephant Appreciation Day? Well, at the Honolulu Zoo they currently have two Asian elephants from India. Mari who is 46 years old and Vaigai who is 36 years old ...

It's no secret that elephants face a precarious future, at best. These beautiful and highly intelligent animals are being impacted by numerous threats on a daily basis ranging from habitat loss and ...

Elephant Appreciation Day. Born in 1958, Ruth arrived at the zoo from the East Coast Camel Co in 1986. Emily arrived at the zoo a year earlier from the Baton Rouge Zoo.

Elephant Appreciation Day is September 22. To celebrate, we picked 18 fun facts about the largest land mammal. For example, they "hug" their trunks to say hello to each other. An elephant's trunk ...