Elephant pranks friend by turning off the water mid-shower
Briefly

The researchers discovered that elephant Mary demonstrates sophisticated tool use with a hose, showcasing goal-directed behavior similar to that seen in chimpanzees and crows.
Professor Brecht expressed his amazement at Anchali’s prank, pondering whether it reflects a sense of humor or simply serves as an act of mischief.
The unusual behavior documented by researchers raises questions about whether elephants in the wild engage in similar interactive play and tricks with one another.
The detailed filming of Mary’s unique shower technique has highlighted diverse tool use behaviors among elephants, marking an important contribution to our understanding of animal intelligence.
Read at Mail Online
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