In any relationship, one of the key questions is, “Who’s in charge?”
If you’re an elephant, the answer is easy. African and Asian elephants live in matriarchal groups, so that cuts the possibilities in half.
The males come and go, and the group always seems to know which elder female should take the lead … the one who knows where to find food and water, usually.
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