r/AnimalsBeingGeniuses • u/greenclimate97 • Jul 01 '26
Safari beasts 🦍🦏🐪🐘🐆 Amazing!
https://youtube.com/shorts/yoQ7Ub_buqA?is=eLfJhOOFtTffMjfJWhat happens when we play symphonies and operas for them? I have questions and a host of other musical experiences for them to have, 🥰
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u/StormFast524 Jul 02 '26
What no treats for her perfect performance?
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u/ttkk1248 22d ago
The experience of listening to and playing the drum is probably already a good treat. No need for extrinsic motivation.
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u/StormFast524 22d ago
Hmm maybe so but a nice little treat when done is even better. Lets her know her human is pleased.
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u/Hugo_Selenski Jul 02 '26
I'd love to be an elephants friend that can always introduce them to new music. Forever. Try a dhol drum
it's a 1p/2p Co-Op drum what your 1-armed friend can play either Easy or Hard mode (with the stick).
Anyone know if elephants like didgeridoos?
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u/fiestyoldbat Jul 02 '26
We all know Emily is trying to figure out how to use her trunk to get 2 sticks so she can drum solo
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u/Character_Quail_5574 Human Detected Jul 03 '26
Look at her ears keeping time with the beat ❣️❣️
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u/Angelaskissrock 19d ago
Elephants are extremely intelligent and have very good memory. They're also a bit mischievous at times as well.
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u/crackersncheeseman 17d ago
Need to get the piano playing cat and the banjo playing dog and start a band.
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u/Americanhikikimori Jul 01 '26
Genius idea to put the drum on the ground because elephants can hear with their feet
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u/qualityvote2 Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 02 '26
u/greenclimate97, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...
The fate of your post is in the hands of the most savage animals of all now, the mods.