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Elephants say 'hello' to friends by flapping their ears and making little rumbly noises
LiveScience· 12 hours agoWhen elephants reunite with friends, they greet each other with ear flaps, rumbles and other...
Tonka, Zoo Knoxville’s last remaining elephant, euthanized after being at zoo for 43 years
Gannett via AOL· 1 day agoTonka, the last remaining African elephant at Zoo Knoxville, has died. The 46-year-old elephant was...
Recent U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Ruling Sparks New Debate Over Elephant Hunting
Forbes· 3 days agoMany scientists, however, are questioning the move as antithetical to the stated goal of bolstering ...
One of the largest elephants in North America dies at 46, zoo announces. ‘Heartbroken’
Charlotte Observer via Yahoo News· 11 hours agoWeighing in at 15,000 pounds, Tonka was the largest male Africanelephant in the U.S., according to...
Katy Perry’s ‘Roar’ Music Video Reaches 4 Billion YouTube Views
Billboard via Yahoo News· 3 hours agoIn the 2013 clip, Perry embarks on an animal-filled frolic through the jungle in which the pop star...
RAW VIDEO: Belly The Elephant! Houston Zoo’s Pregnant Pachyderm Shanti Expecting For US Mother’s Day
WFMZ Eastern Pennsylvania and Western New Jersey· 13 hours ago/Jackelin Reyna/Houston Zoo/Cover Images Houston Zoo staff are extra delighted this U.S. Mother’s...
Expressive elephants use gestures and vocal cues to communicate
Popular Science via Yahoo News· 2 days agoA male African elephant named Doma and a female named Kariba greet one another. Doma touches...
How Zoo Knoxville’s last elephant will be honored, and are more elephants coming?
Gannett via AOL· 18 hours agoTonka was one of the most beloved animals ever at Zoo Knoxville. The 46-year-old elephant lived at...
Discover how elephants greet their friends
Daily Telegraph· 1 day agoNine African elephants, which are endangered in the wild, were observed while semi-captive on savannah in the Jafuta Reserve, Zimbabwe, between November...
Elephants use feces to say hello
Newsweek· 2 days agoScientists have discovered the strange way that African elephants like to communicate with each other: by defecating. The new study, published in...
