Pourchassés par les braconneurs pour leur ivoire, les éléphants africains montrent une résilience étonnante. Les liens sociaux survivent à la mort des matriarches qui dirigent les groupes.
- PhD Candidate in Ecology in the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology, Colorado State University
Older matriarchs lead elephant society. But they’re also the primary targets of ivory poachers. When these socially critical individuals are killed, what happens to the rest of the group?
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