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Africa's elephant populations have become more endangered, owing to threats of poaching and loss of habitat, a new report by International Union for Conservation of Nature has revealed. Now, the African forest elephant is critically endangered while the African savanna elephant is endangered- they were previously classified as a single species. These species are facing extinction within a reasonable time, which experts suggest, could be as little as 10 years. The number of African forests elephants have fallen by more than 86% over a 31 year period while savanna elephants have fallen by more than 60% over a 50 year period. Experts have warned that extinction of Africa's elephants will have consequences for the planet, since they play an important role in ecosystems and economies.

Africa's elephant species are now endangered: IUCN 

Africa's elephant populations have become more endangered, owing to threats of poaching and loss of habitat, a new report by International Union for Conservation of Nature has revealed. Now, the African forest elephant is critically endangered while the African savanna elephant is endangered- they were previously classified as a single species. experts suggest&nbsp;these species could face extinction in as little as 10 years. The number of African forests elephants have fallen by more than 86% over a 31 year period while savanna elephants have fallen by more than 60% over a 50 year period. Experts have warned that extinction of Africa's elephants will have consequences for the planet, since they play an important role in ecosystems and economies.

How older male jumbos help their species to survive

A new study published in the journal Scientific Reports highlights the importance of older male elephants in ensuring survival of their species.&nbsp;

A new study published in the journal Scientific Reports highlights the importance of older male elephants in ensuring survival of their species.&nbsp;
Male elephants play a very important role in leading younger males and being effective leaders of breeding herds.
The study conducted by&nbsp;University of Exeter and charity Elephants for Africa analysed the behavior of&nbsp;1,250 male African savannah elephants.
Older males act as a knowledge base for the young ones, providing important information like where to find food and water.&nbsp;

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