Gesture articles
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Elephants greet each other by "saying hello" and gesturing
Elephants are highly intelligent, almost as smart as dolphins. Now, animal behaviorists from the University of Vienna, the University of Portsmouth, Elephant CREW, Jafuta Reserve, and the University of St Andrews have determined elephants use a combination of gestures and vocal cues when greeting one another. — Read the rest
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Joost Klein made threatening gesture to Eurovision camerawoman
The incident which led to the Dutch Eurovision Song Contest entry Europapa being disqualified from Saturday’s final centred on a camerawoman who filmed Joost Klein after he had finished competing in Thursday’s semi-final, Dutch broadcaster AvroTros said in a statement. “Against clearly made agreements, Joost was filmed when he had just gotten off stage and had to rush to the greenroom,” the statement said. “At that moment, Joost repeatedly indicated that he did not want to be filmed. This wasn’t...
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Elephants use gestures and vocal cues when greeting each other, study reports
A team of animal behaviorists from the University of Vienna, the University of Portsmouth, Elephant CREW, Jafuta Reserve and the University of St Andrews has found that elephants use gestures and vocal cues when they greet one another.