Studies on conflict between elephants and humans in Asia and in Africa have identified crop raiding as the main form of conflict. Study has indicated, putting elder male elephant in the pack help reduce the the aggressiveness in young musth elephants.Elephant-human conflict poses a great threat to their continued existence.

There are several reported incidents of musth elephants killing other elephants, buffalos and even villagers. A musth elephant, wild or domesticated, is extremely dangerous to both humans and other elephants. While the cause of death is still unknown but based on the information we have so far could be due to environmental issues such as soil poison, lack of water.'Musth' (Musth or must /?m?st/ from Persian, 'drunk') is a periodic condition in male elephantscharacterized by highly aggressive behavior and accompanied by a large rise in reproductive hormones. This money is the reason poachersWhile poachers are the biggest threat to African elephants, there are number of other factors which are playing big roles in reducing the numbers very fast such as environment, human-elephant conflicts and sudden aggressive behavior of young male elephants due to hormonal surges a.k.a Musth.More than 350 elephants died in just few months in Botswana in early 2020. More elephants are being killed than being born.According to National Geographic, a pair of ivory chopsticks can sell for several thousand dollars, and carved tusks can sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars. In other words, about 10% of the population is being wiped out ever year. As per source, Poachers are currently shooting elephants at a rate of about 100 per day, or about 30, 000 every year. At current mortality rate this species will extinct by 2030 !Botswana is the largest home for African elephants (130, 000) followed by Zimbabwe.Poachers are the biggest threat to African elephants. Today there are only 350, 000, which includes both savanna elephants and forest elephants.That’s a 97% decline in just one century. ? Save The ElephantsLet's work together and save the beautiful elephants using cutting edge technologies around us.? On Going CrisisAccurate estimates suggest that there were 12 million elephants in the early 1900s.

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