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African Elephant Herd In Black And White ... They communicate through vocalizations and physical gestures, including trumpeting, head shaking, and ear flapping. In contrast, white-tailed deer are more ...

Were my ears flapping in the wind? One of my ears stick out more than the other. I did not get my ears pinned back. Do better," she added. By the last part, Anderson meant that she'd rather there ...

No passengers were injured, but wildlife veterinary officers are treating a female elephant and an injured calf in the city of Giritale, Sri Lanka’s state-owned Daily News reported Thursday.

When a bull elephant and hippo meet in a watering hole, it’s not always a peaceful coexistence. In the accompanying footage, captured by Scott Hyman in Botswana, South Africa, the much larger ...

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“The whole idea of potentially being sort of wind-driven has been out there for a while,” said Dr. Richard Webby, who directs the World Health Organization’s Collaborating Center for Studies ...

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Sri Lanka’s main elephant orphanage marked its 50th anniversary on Sunday with a fruit feast for the 68 jumbos at the showpiece centre, reputedly the world’s first care home for destitute ...

Like the elephants in the video, these expressions of joy can also include enthusiastic ear flapping, gentle touches, body rubbing, and playful spinning. The video above also illustrates another ...

The elephants, demonstrating their approval of the new surroundings, engaged in enthusiastic trumpeting, trunk touching, and ear flapping, according to Erin Gardiner, the elephants' manager, noting ...