As humans, we commonly greet each other with a 'hello' combined with a wave, a handshake or even a hug. Now, it turns out elephants do a similar thing. Researchers have discovered that African ...

Elephants might defecate or urinate during greetings to release this important information. Another option is that they do this due to the excitement of seeing each other." The scientists also ...

While it is extremely rare, elephants aren't the only animals believed to use names. Dolphins and parrots address each other by imitating the unique calls of the individual they want to ...

While it is extremely rare, elephants aren't the only animals believed to use names. Dolphins and parrots address each other by imitating the unique calls of the individual they want to ...