SPECIAL EDITION: Elephants as you've never seen them before

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SECRETS OF THE ELEPHANTS

THIS EARTH DAY, LEARN THE SECRETS OF ELEPHANTS Elephants are among the smartest, most complex creatures on Earth. Some of them are also endangered. As we approach Earth Day, National Geographic wants you to think about these magnificent creatures—and how their survival hinges on us. Plus: Learn practical ways you can make the Earth a better place; and read five stories that will give you hope.

PHOTOGRAPH BY BRENT STIRTON ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ SECRETS OF THE ELEPHANTS‌ ‌ ‌  Elephants are learning to live with us. Can we do the same? Asian elephants are highly adaptable, intelligent, social—and endangered, clinging to a tiny slice of their habitat as civilization crowds them out. EXPLORE THE SECRETS OF ELEPHANTS ADAPTION: 5 surprising ways elephants have evolved +

ANIMATION BY FERNANDO G. BAPTISTA ANDMÓNICA SERRANO ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ANIMATION‌ ‌ ‌  Discover the secret superpowers of elephants, in stop motion WATCH THE ANIMATION NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC FOR DISNEY/WIM VORSTER ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ PODCAST‌ ‌ ‌  The woman who knows what elephants are saying: 'We were the pioneers.' LISTEN NOW

PHOTOGRAPH BY ANNIE GRIFFITHS, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ SECRETS OF THE ELEPHANTS‌ ‌ ‌  We've been photographing these iconic creatures for 100 years. See our best images. Once considered exotic quarry and beasts of burden, elephants are now viewed as treasures in need of saving. SEE THE PHOTOS

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HOW TO HELP ELEPHANTS

PHOTOGRAPH BY MICHAEL NICHOLS Elephants are the largest land mammals on Earth, capable of complex thoughts and feelings. These awe-inspiring creatures also help drive rich biodiversity within their ecosystems and help to ensure survival for other species. By investing in science, exploration, storytelling and education, the National Geographic Society is working to help safeguard this keystone species and pioneer opportunities for a healthier existence between humans and elephants. JOIN US

5 THINGS YOU CAN DO

PHOTOGRAPH BY RANDY OLSON, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION Want to do something to help the planet, but unsure how one person can make a difference? Consider this: The average American produces almost five pounds of waste every day—and much of it ends up in a landfill. Learn how you can make sure yours doesn't—and get four other tips to help make the Earth a little bit better.

1. Your recycling doesn't always get recycled. Learn how to make sure it does. 2. How to compost—and why it's good for the environment 3. Here's a better way to dispose of used cooking oil 4. How you should dispose of unused or expired medications 5. Want to help wildlife? Turn off your lights.

5 STORIES TO GIVE YOU HOPE

PHOTOGRAPH BY CARLTON WARD JR. Deep in Florida, an "ecological disaster" has been reversed—and wildlife is thriving. The story of the Kissimmee River—is worth celebrating—and learning from. See below for more hopeful news about Planet Earth.

1. The Kissimmee River has been brought back to life—and wildlife is thriving 2. 500 endangered baby sharks are being released to the wild—an unprecedented mission that just might work 3. Scotland could become first 'rewilded' nation. Here's what that means. 4. Our appetite for palm oil is a major driver of deforestation. This forgotten technology could solve the problem. 5. How the world's best chocolate is getting even better

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