Animals
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![African Elephants Use Defecation, Urination and Secretion to Greet Their Kin, 71% of the Time [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/70467/african-elephants-use-defecation-urination-secretion-greet-their-kin-71-time-study.jpg?w=509&h=292&f=28175ee5398bfdee4e9a0ff44309dbe7)
African Elephants Use Defecation, Urination and Secretion to Greet Their Kin, 71% of the Time [Study]
African elephants use these processes in addition to their large ears and the sound from their trunks when greeting. Click to read more.
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