We've extended this study to see how many responses we can get in one week! 👉 tinyurl.com/55vjsbxr Don't miss out on fun #science participation right at your fingertips. Help us understand how we perceive and interpret #elephant behaviour 🐘 💻 🌍 Study link: tinyurl.com/55vjsbxr

Folks lucky enough to have lived alongside or worked with elephants : do you have 20min to check out some photos and videos for super cool science... if so please check out this study by @tapintothewild.bsky.social Please share! 🐘🧪 tinyurl.com/55vjsbxr

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Tapinder Sidhu@tapintothewild.bsky.social · 5mo ago

🚨📣 More spaces available!!! Take part & contribute to research by viewing images or videos of #elephants! Share & spread the word to help us reach more people who live or work with elephants 🐘🌍👉 Link: tinyurl.com/55vjsbxr @uop-ccep.bsky.social @nakedprimate.bsky.social @leanneproops.bsky.social

🚨📣 More spaces available!!! Take part & contribute to research by viewing images or videos of #elephants! Share & spread the word to help us reach more people who live or work with elephants 🐘🌍👉 Link: tinyurl.com/55vjsbxr @uop-ccep.bsky.social @nakedprimate.bsky.social @leanneproops.bsky.social

It was our #CCEPScienceDay yesterday!! We put on a fab day of presentations, poster sessions and activities to talk to students about our staff and student projects 📚🌍👩🏻‍🔬 and showcase the range of research happening across our centre!! 🐴🐶🐘🙊🦧

✨Meet the team!!✨ @tapintothewild.bsky.social is a PhD student analysing #elephant #postures expressed across different contexts in elephant-elephant and elephant-human interactions. The aim is to aid human-elephant coexistence and animal welfare by understanding the nuances of elephant behaviour 🧠🐘

Check out this fascinating article about elephant knowledge, featuring our very own Dr. Lucy Bates 🧠🐘🌍

How elephants pass on crucial survival skills to next generations

Scientists are finding elephant youths respond differently to danger if they grew up without elders.

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