Elephant Migration

Elephant migration is the seasonal movement of elephants, often covering long distances between areas with abundant resources to those with scarce food and water. These movements help ensure their survival, especially in arid or dry regions, and are driven by environmental cues like rainfall and habitat conditions. During migration, elephants travel in herds, navigating landscape features and obstacles, to access better grazing, water sources, and safe breeding grounds. This natural behavior is vital for maintaining healthy elephant populations and the ecosystems they influence, such as seed dispersal and habitat shaping.