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Elephants on Patrol
Your morning cup of coffee may be affecting Sumatra's elephants.
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Preserving a Shrinking Population
The Sumatra forest was once home to 1,600 wild elephants. Only 200 remain.
(Almin Karamehmedovic/ABC News)
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