Joe Rogan and Paul Rosolie discuss the crazy way elephants communicate using vibrations through the ground. Watch the full clip here: [ Ссылка ]
We usually just see these giant creatures, with those long trunks – kinda like a squishy octopus face – and think they're just grazing away. But dude, there's so much going on in those big heads of theirs! I mean, butterfly ears? Cool. But did you know about their underground communication system? No, it's not elephant WhatsApp, but it's pretty darn close.
Elephants use, get this, low-frequency vibes – kinda like a bass drop at a concert – to communicate. We can't hear it, but they transmit these rumbles through the ground, kinda like a seismic wave of gossip. They’ll be like, "Hey, Bob! Found a dope water spot, come check it out." It's all happening under their feet, which, by the way, are weirdly soft. I mean, one time, an elephant stepped on my mate's foot, and it didn’t squish him!
Their whole foot structure is designed in a way where the foot is elevated, and the base is cushiony. This allows them to send out these vibes for miles. I mean, imagine having a chat with your friend across town without a phone – just some good ol' earthy vibrations.
So, next time you're watching a documentary or, heck, if you're lucky enough to see these majestic beasts in the wild, just remember: they’re not just aimlessly walking around. They're chatting, sharing tips, and basically running their own jungle pharmacy. Elephants, man, they're cooler than we give them credit for!
This features content from The Joe Rogan Experience 2013 - Paul Rosolie.
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