
A new study has found that elephants use unique vocalizations to identify and call each other by “name,” suggesting a level of social complexity previously thought to be unique to humans and dolphins.
Read more at nationalgeographic.com

A new study has found that elephants use unique vocalizations to identify and call each other by “name,” suggesting a level of social complexity previously thought to be unique to humans and dolphins.
Read more at nationalgeographic.com

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