The habitat cameras are placed in areas where the elephants spend time, and we move them as needed to keep the best view. It’s clear they notice when we zoom, especially Mundi, who seems to enjoy her close-ups, often pausing or turning toward the camera. Long-term studies by Cynthia Moss, Program Director of the Amboseli Trust for Elephants in Kenya, and others have shown elephants are highly aware of their surroundings, including cameras, and respond to them based on experience. | Elephant Aid

An Oxford-led conservation project in West Africa is helping to protect elephants in the region. It's work creates balance between local communities and the elephant population. Learn more ⬇️ https://wild.org/mali-elephants/ 🎬 | Oxford Sparks #WorldEnvironmentDay #TruePlanet | University of Oxford