We wave, we hug, we shake hands, or we just say, hey. Turns out we're not the only mammals that do this. So do elephants. (SOUNDBITE OF ELEPHANTS RUMBLING) KURTZLEBEN: That is a recording of two ...

Explore how animals, including bees, apes, and elephants, exhibit intentional communication beyond human capabilities.

African savannah elephants (Loxodonta africana) are the world's largest living land-based animals, reaching a height between 10 and 13 feet (roughly 3 to 4 meters) and weighing between 4 to 7 tons.

When scientists study elephant communications, they often focus on females, and for seemingly good reason: Previous research had found that only females were socially integrated enough for individual ...

African elephants use "names" to communicate with each other in the same way that humans do, researchers have discovered. A new study, carried out by Colorado State University scientists who analyzed ...

AI projects are decoding animal communication with 72% accuracy on whale clicks, dolphin whistles, and cross-species ...

Artificial intelligence is starting to pick up patterns in elephant rumbles, whale songs, and bird calls that humans have missed for generations, turning science fiction into a live research agenda.