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We test the limits of a massive elephant toothpaste cannon to see how much destructive force it can generate against various objects.

We scale up the elephant toothpaste reaction inside a toilet bowl to find out if the expansion force is enough to blow it apart.

In India's southern state of Kerala, robotic elephants are replacing live ones in temple festivals. Rising concerns about ...

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Four-ton Paige, brought in as surprise for attenders, made gushing debut after governor finished keynote speech An African elephant weighing roughly 4 tons that was brought to the Texas Republican ...

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A zoo has expressed delight after an "exceptional mother" gave birth to an endangered Asian elephant. Late on Monday, the patter of not so tiny feet was heard at Whipsnade Zoo, Bedfordshire, as Donna ...

How did the elephant become so big? Why do dolphins have such a huge brain? These are just some of the puzzles that Chris Packham hopes to solve in his new BBC TV series, Evolution. Each episode in ...