Elephantblogs documents wild Asian elephants, people, tea gardens, forests and movement corridors in Assam, India.

I am Dhruba Jyoti Das. My work draws on more than twenty years of field observation in Assam’s human-elephant landscape. Each video begins with a real incident or behaviour and asks one clear question: What are the elephants doing, why might they be doing it, and what can people learn from the observation?

The channel explores elephant behaviour, individual identification, herd movement, tea-garden habitat, corridors, community experiences, safety and practical coexistence.

Videos may use Assamese narration, with English titles, graphics and subtitles for a wider audience.