Elephants have the capacity catch rain storms from distances the extent that 240 km and move towards them, researchers working in Namibia have discovered.
Researchers working in Nambia followed both elephants and rain throughout the span of a few years and discovered the elephants were obviously ready to distinguish downpour occasions from extraordinary separations and move towards them.
According to the report of phys.org, to figure out why, researchers set GPS following gadgets on 14 elephants, every a part of an alternate group moving around in an alternate piece of the range, over the period 2002 to 2009.
The researchers couldn’t decide how the elephants have the capacity identify the precipitation, yet suspect that they may have the capacity to hear it – either the thunder applauds or the rain really hitting the ground.