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It’s been a summer of international visitors in Boston. First, the Tartan Army (an estimated 20,000 kilt-clad Scottish fans, as rowdy as they were endearing, in Boston for the World Cup). And now, ...

The latest: Zootopia celebrates its 10th anniversary! Critics praised the film for its rich and timely messages, and state-of-the-art animation. Remember those shelves and shelves of Disney classics ...

Elephant sculptures in "The Great Elephant Migration" make their way along Commonwealth Avenue Mall. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) A herd of 100 life-sized elephants has just arrived on Commonwealth Avenue ...

One hundred handcrafted elephant sculptures will be on display in Boston at Commonwealth Avenue Mall starting this Saturday. The nearly mile-long installation marks an extension of the official Great ...

One hundred Indian elephants have migrated to Boston, Massachusetts, for a weekslong stay. The art installation, handcrafted by indigenous artisans from India's Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, will be on ...

Created by The Real Elephant Collective, the 100 lifelike elephant sculptures were handcrafted by over 300 Indigenous artisans in India. Made with the invasive Lantana camara plant, the sculptures ...

Fifteen elephants that died over the past month in southern Kenya are suspected to have been poisoned by tomatoes contaminated by cyanide, wildlife authorities told local media Wednesday. Authorities ...

The Great Elephant Migration — a mobile, global, public art installation — is making its way to Back Bay. From Aug. 8-Sept. 13, the Commonwealth Avenue Mall between Arlington and Fairfield streets ...

A man in Nepal crossed two rivers to escape the elephant that killed his parents. He sold his home, relocated his family, and started over in the Jagatpur region. Fourteen years later, the same ...

CHALAKUDY, India (AP) — The life-size robotic elephants in Prasanth Prakashan’s backyard workshop have ears that flap, tails that swish and trunks that squirt water. But that’s about all they have in ...