BBC Wildlife Magazine

NUMBER 1 ELEPHANTS

“Elephants' great size means that even a footprint is a micro-habitat for frogs.”

Elephants and their relatives have occupied nearly all habitats on earth. They’re ‘ecosystem engineers’. An ongoing study by Princeton University at Mpala Ranch in Kenya reveals that excluding elephants from the environment has a significant

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