ElephantRumbles's profile picture. Our focus: ensuring the survival of forest elephants. Part of the K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

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Our focus: ensuring the survival of forest elephants. Part of the K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

New position open with WWF at our Dzanga Bai Forest Elephant Project in the Central African Republic. ngojobsinafrica.com/job/technical-…


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Healthy forests can be sustainably productive. Through non-linear harvesting and controlled hunting, forests can provide abundance, and intact national parks can become a major tourism asset, providing long-term income to nearby communities.#InternationalForestDay

wcs_congo's tweet image. Healthy forests can be sustainably productive. Through non-linear harvesting and controlled hunting, forests can provide abundance, and intact national parks can become a major tourism asset, providing long-term income to nearby communities.#InternationalForestDay
wcs_congo's tweet image. Healthy forests can be sustainably productive. Through non-linear harvesting and controlled hunting, forests can provide abundance, and intact national parks can become a major tourism asset, providing long-term income to nearby communities.#InternationalForestDay
wcs_congo's tweet image. Healthy forests can be sustainably productive. Through non-linear harvesting and controlled hunting, forests can provide abundance, and intact national parks can become a major tourism asset, providing long-term income to nearby communities.#InternationalForestDay
wcs_congo's tweet image. Healthy forests can be sustainably productive. Through non-linear harvesting and controlled hunting, forests can provide abundance, and intact national parks can become a major tourism asset, providing long-term income to nearby communities.#InternationalForestDay

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The Goal: Further our understanding of communication between African Forest #Elephants🌴🐘 The Players: plenty of elephants, @ana_verahrami + fellow @ElephantRumbles researchers, local CAF volunteers/experts & TruPulse® laser rangefinders🧐 The story: tinyurl.com/2p8r3824


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With 50 hidden microphones in the rainforest of the #RepublicOfCongo, @ElephantRumbles has been eavesdropping on the resident #elephants—and then found a way to help other #conservation teams. ow.ly/5lPL50Hs5LO #Africa #animals #science #MIP2021

PMI_Africa's tweet image. With 50 hidden microphones in the rainforest of the #RepublicOfCongo, @ElephantRumbles has been eavesdropping on the resident #elephants—and then found a way to help other #conservation teams. 
ow.ly/5lPL50Hs5LO
#Africa #animals #science #MIP2021

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Our new research shows how humans impact older and younger elephants differently, and how that affects when #elephant populations grow or decline. The work compiles two decades of data from following known individuals in Samburu #Kenya. Open access link: esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

GeorgeWittemyer's tweet image. Our new research shows how humans impact older and younger elephants differently, and how that affects when #elephant populations grow or decline. The work compiles two decades of data from following known individuals in Samburu #Kenya. Open access link: esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

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"Despite elephants being the largest animals on land, I have always marveled at how effortlessly and silently they are able to move through the forest." For #WorldElephantDay, a special Instagram takeover with Sean Brogan of @wcs_congo. Check out our page.

TheWCS's tweet image. "Despite elephants being the largest animals on land, I have always marveled at how effortlessly and silently they are able to move through the forest."

For #WorldElephantDay, a special Instagram takeover with Sean Brogan of @wcs_congo. Check out our page.

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Happy #WorldElephantDay2021 🐘Share EAVESDROPPING ON ELEPHANTS with the elephant lover in your life. ❤️Buy here: amzn.to/3jLAmhs @elephanaticsbc @ElephantRumbles @elephantfamily @ste_kenya @ElephantsTN @GlobalElephants @SheldrickTrust @elephantvoices @tusk_org

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@elephanaticsbc @ElephantRumbles @elephantfamily @ste_kenya @ElephantsTN @GlobalElephants @SheldrickTrust @elephantvoices @tusk_org
PatriciaNewman's tweet image. Happy #WorldElephantDay2021 🐘Share EAVESDROPPING ON ELEPHANTS with the elephant lover in your life. 
❤️Buy here: amzn.to/3jLAmhs

@elephanaticsbc @ElephantRumbles @elephantfamily @ste_kenya @ElephantsTN @GlobalElephants @SheldrickTrust @elephantvoices @tusk_org

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This is an example of Tail-Swatting: Two males are Standing by our car studying us and interacting in a playful way with one another and Leaning against one another. In this clip the male in front Tail-Swats the male behind, who gently Tusks him. #TheElephantEthogram


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#TheElephantEthogram describes over 500 behaviors - this is an example of a Nasal-Throb: a throbbing or fluttering movement in the forehead of an elephant at the position where the nasal passages enter the skull which occurs when air is pulsating through the nasal passages.


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#DYK: Cornell Lab’s Center for Conservation Bioacoustics conducts a range of terrestrial, aquatic & marine bioacoustics research - including, seals, whales & elephants - to inform conservation efforts? #WorldWildlifeDay @listenforwhales 📸:@ana_verahrami birds.cornell.edu/ccb/

CornellCALS's tweet image. #DYK: Cornell Lab’s Center for Conservation Bioacoustics conducts a range of terrestrial, aquatic & marine bioacoustics research - including, seals, whales & elephants - to inform conservation efforts? #WorldWildlifeDay @listenforwhales 📸:@ana_verahrami 
birds.cornell.edu/ccb/

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Counting #elephants can be hard! With >100 elephants at #DzangaBai some nights, counting can get pretty chaotic as the elephants move about, negotiating over pits and trying to keep track of family members. Here’s a thermal camera time-lapse of just 10 minutes at this busy bai!


Much like humans, elephants continue to display some of the same behaviors they learned & enjoyed during childhood well into adulthood! Watch below as two calves enjoy playing around with their resourceful noodles & two grown elephants do the same #elephants #babyanimal #trunking


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Thank you @Mongabay for a fantastic and richly detailed article on our recent paper - "With a drastic decline in tropical fruit, Gabon’s rainforest mega-gardeners go hungry" news.mongabay.com/2020/10/with-a…


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My TEDx talk on how conservation is critical to stop future COVID 19 like disease emergence is posted! Take a look: youtube.com/watch?v=7H5O1a…


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Happy #Batweek! We celebrate #bats, in all their diversity, and what they bring to #ecosystems. Here are singing fruit bats from #LacTele, by @ben_j_evans. Learn more about bats on wcsbats.ca, @TheWCS program dedicated to bats #wildlife #wildlifephotography #Congo

wcs_congo's tweet image. Happy #Batweek! We celebrate #bats, in all their diversity, and what they bring to #ecosystems. Here are singing fruit bats from #LacTele, by @ben_j_evans.
Learn more about bats on wcsbats.ca, @TheWCS program dedicated to bats #wildlife #wildlifephotography #Congo

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Did you know that October 24th was #WorldFishMigrationDay? Learn more about the importance of fish migration for biodiversity: bit.ly/3lJs750, and follow a workshop focused on Africa: bit.ly/3lDXg9K @fishmigration Pic: the Motaba river #Congo ©JP.Sagette @TheWCS

wcs_congo's tweet image. Did you know that October 24th was #WorldFishMigrationDay? Learn more about the importance of fish migration for biodiversity: bit.ly/3lJs750, and follow a workshop focused on Africa: bit.ly/3lDXg9K @fishmigration
Pic: the Motaba river #Congo ©JP.Sagette @TheWCS

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