ELEPHANT ATTACKS CAR
1 year ago
Elephants are known to be highly intelligent and curious creatures. In areas where elephants and humans interact closely, such as near roads or villages, it appears that some have learned to associate vehicles with food. This may prompt them to stop vehicles to look for delicious treats.
This behavior is not typical of wild elephants and is likely a sign of human influence on their natural habitat or behavior learned from previous human encounters.
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