What is a group of elephants living on the Savanna?

A group of elephants living on the savanna is typically referred to as a "herd." These herds are usually matriarchal, led by an older female, and can consist of related females and their young. Male elephants often leave the herd upon reaching maturity, forming bachelor groups or living solitary lives. The herd structure aids in protection, socialization, and nurturing of the young.