Frontal Image Of Elephant Walking In Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India. Stock Photo

Kaziranga National Park, and the landscape surrounding it, arguably holds the most important population of elephants in Northeast India. We identify elephants through their tusks, ears and tail. Elephant ears, especially, are telling; their shape, tears, cuts, and folds provide us with almost all the information we need to tell one elephant from another.