NEWS · B2 Level - Part 4
Elephants Protect Each Other During Earthquake
A herd of elephants who will rise up and do anything to protect each other. When Southern California experienced a 5.2 magnitude earthquake this week.
Level: B2 · 12 sentences
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- A herd of elephants who will rise up and do anything to protect each other.
- When Southern California experienced a 5.2 magnitude earthquake this week.
- Elephants at the San Diego Zoo sensing some sort of danger stomped into action, moving as a unit to protect each other.
- Our Samantha Lindell shows us this fascinating moment caught on camera.
- You're watching African elephants try to protect one another
- as a 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck Southern California Monday morning.
- Elephants like these at the San Diego Zoo instinctively create what are called alert circles
- to protect the herd in the face of danger.
- According to zoo officials, elephants have highly sensitive feet that can feel sound,
- making even a relatively minor earthquake potentially stressful.
- The zoo says the elephants resumed normal behavior after a few minutes,
- but they did stick close together.