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Autore: Fonte: Express-news.it
Sudafrica (Express-news.it) C’è una crescente evidenza che gli animali piangono la perdita di familiari o amici. Quando Lawrence Anthony, ambientalista e fondatore della ‘Earth Organization’ autore del libro ‘L’uomo che parlava agli elefanti’, è deceduto questo mese all’età di 62 anni, l’intera mandria di elefanti con i quali ha lavorato per anni è apparsa davanti la sua casa.
Gli elefanti non erano stati osservati per qualche tempo, ma improvvisamente l’intera mandria è apparsa davanti la casa di Anthony a KwaZulu-Natal per dire addio al loro amico…
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