A seven-year study of Asian elephants from Nagarahole-Bandipur
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Unknown titleted in musth. Temporal gland secretion is visible as a dark stain behind and slightly above the eye. Going into musth is a roving strategy primarily advantageous to old males not to young males <span>A seven-year study of Asian elephants from Nagarahole-Bandipur, a population centred around the Kabini region, yields interesting patterns of male elephant behaviour when in musth. Hormonal levels give musth males high energy and aggression levels Summary
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