Elephants Display Protective Instincts Amid 5.2-Magnitude Earthquake in Southern California
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake in Southern California on April 14, 2025, saw African elephants at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park exhibiting remarkable protective instincts. Detecting seismic vibrations through their feet, they formed an 'alert circle' to shield their calves. This instinctive behavior illustrated their advanced seismic detection and strong herd unity. The herd and zoo emerged unscathed, highlighting elephants' innate responses to natural threats.
Elephants' Protective Instincts Shine During 5.2-Magnitude Earthquake at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
A recent earthquake in Southern California stirred a fascinating display of instinctive protection among elephants at San Diego Zoo Safari Park. The 5.2-magnitude quake saw elders form a circle to guard their young, showcasing their sensory abilities and close social bonds.
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