Elephant movement closely tracks precipitation-driven vegetation dynamics in a Kenyan forest-savanna landscape

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Day17 #30daypaperchallenge https://t.co/IvjJRsWjI1 Elephants are surfing 'the green wave' of seasonal vegetation. The presence of experienced conspecifics is another important driver of 'surfing' in bighorn sheep. How about elephants? Stay tuned.

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