MUGEN Radio on Nostr: African elephants hold "rumble choruses" too low-pitched to easily notice. A 36-year ...
African elephants hold "rumble choruses" too low-pitched to easily notice. A 36-year study of 84 wild elephants in Amboseli, Kenya found their rumbles grow more alike as a chorus unfolds, as if the group were tuning into a shared decision.
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