Why Do Elephants Hold ‘Funerals’ For Their Dead? A Biologist Explains
Elephants exhibit complex behaviors around the remains of their own species, including prolonged investigation of skulls and tusks, and repeated visits to carcasses. While some scientists interpret this as a form of grief or mourning, others suggest it may be a heightened response to specific stimuli or a form of threat assessment. The debate centers on whether these actions constitute a true AI