African elephants have a wide variety of communication staples, from louder trumpeting to low rumbling of the vocal cords to infrasonic sounds that our ears can’t pick up. Video of a “test ...

Elephants like this African forest elephant make trumpeting sounds when they are excited, fearful, or happy. Photograph by Carlton Ward, Nat Geo Image Collection It’s “a bit like sounds we ...

"The video shows Nipho frolicking and trumpeting as he cavorts ... does happen frequently when it rains," Drake said. The African elephant population is threatened by poaching, habitat loss ...

African elephants use different combinations of gestures ... "Often when they meet each other, they're so excited that they rumble, trumpet, roar, and they just all bunch together to strengthen ...

Her doctoral work shows elephants trumpet differently in their interactions ... As he narrated, in Central African Republic, Dzanga Bai, a swampy clearance with puddles and streams, attracts ...

When an old African elephant matriarch hears ... a very different reaction—stomping, circling, and trumpet calls—although the elephants did eventually retreat. "You don't want to get involved ...

Elephants Trumpet, Squeak and Flap Their Ears After Their Complex Move Across an Australian City MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Elephants trumpeted, touched trunks and flapped their oversized ears ...

African savanna elephants have about 63,000 neurons in ... The massive mammals use these long noses to eat, drink, smell, trumpet and breathe. “It’s like a muscular multitool,” Andrew ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Elephants trumpeted ... lots of vocalizations,” Gardiner said. “So, roaring, trumpeting, tweaks and squeaks. And so all those interactions helped us understand ...