Elephants have long been celebrated for their remarkable intelligence and memory. A recent study offers scientific proof that these gentle giants can recognize and remember people they’ve bonded with—even after many years of separation. The research, conducted in Germany, focused on two female Asian elephants, Bibi and Panya, who had been relocated from the Berlin Zoo to Serengeti Park more than a decade ago. The findings shed new light on the complexity of elephant cognition and underscore the importance of consistent, empathetic care in zoo environments.

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