Elephant Communication Theory

Elephant Communication Theory suggests that elephants use a sophisticated system of sounds, body language, and vibrations to communicate over long distances. They produce low-frequency rumbles that can Travel through the ground and be detected by other elephants miles away, enabling coordinated movement, alerts, or social bonding. These signals are often inaudible to humans without specialized equipment. The theory highlights the complexity of elephant social interactions and their ability to share information across vast areas, emphasizing their advanced communication skills that are vital for survival, social cohesion, and environmental awareness.