Elephants have a unique way
of communication in the wilderness areas of Africa. By sending an
ultrasonic vibration amplified through their trunks they communicate
with other elephants up to as much as 3 miles away. This low sound
is often a characteristic African background sound especially in
the dry months when large elephant herds congregate around water.
The most receptive part for this low rumble on the other end is the
under part of the foot explaining why elephants sometimes stand still
3 feet on the ground and one slightly raised exposing their deep
calices.
If you would like to discuss the possibilities of a safari in Africa,
have any questions to ask about travels on the African continent
are have something to chirp or roar about please
click here to create your rumble and communicate with me and I will
be sure to rumble back.
