2.2K views · 86 reactions | "Un troupeau d'éléphants dans le Parc national de Taï" Loxodonta cyclotis est le nom scientifique de l’éléphant que l’on retrouve au Parc National de Taï. C’est un éléphant de forêt, légèrement plus petit que celui des savanes, mais pouvant mesurer au garrot une de hauteur allant de 1,6 à 2,4 mètre (pour la femelle) et de 1,7 à 2,80 mètre (pour le mâle). | Côte d'Ivoire Tourisme | Facebook

530K views · 10K reactions | : Julia Sumerling (@seajewlz) // In 2004, Dr. Jason Gedamke was recording underwater sounds in the Great Barrier Reef, and discovered the dwarf minke is the source of an unusual, complex, and stereotyped vocalization called the “star wars” call. Volume up to hear it! This regional-specific behavioral distinction suggests aggregate or community adaptive behaviors among subspecies of minke whales. | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook

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