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Donate517 acres protectedregistersite-mapshopabout ushow we helpthe animalsAsian Elephant King of the EastThe Asian Elephant is the largest mammal in Asia. Usually slow and calm, the Asian elephant is capable of speeds up to 20 mph. It weighs upwards of 10,000 pounds.The Asian Elephant is very dependent on a rich habitat. This makes the Asian Elephant particularly vulnerable to habitat destruction.Asian Elephants are heavily trained for forestry uses, and often killed for their trunks. Help save the Asian Elephant.
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