The head-turning of elephants is often misunderstood as a sign of aggression or a challenge. However, when elephants meet, if one doesn’t want to provoke any issues, they will turn their back and walk with their rear facing the other—a gesture of respect toward those who are older or stronger. But today, NamThip decided to put her own spin on this behavior! Instead of showing respect, she turned her back on the senior elephants while they were eating—not as a sign of submission, but as a clever

Like humans, elephant greetings appear to be a complex affair. A new study on African savannah elephants provides insight into the gestures the animals employ in greetings https://reut.rs/44KetG8 | Reuters

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