After we pulled out the old Ford pickup truck, we break out the water pump and fire hose and start hosing out the truck to ...

Now, researchers at the Berlin Zoo have unveiled another layer of their intelligence: the sophisticated use of water hoses as tools. Mary the elephant, taking a shower. Image credits: Current Biology.

To stay cool, and protect their skin, they wallow in mud, bathe in dust and use their trunks to spray themselves with water ... using a large hose to give herself a shower. Mary’s hose-wielding ...

In a remarkable display of intelligence, an Asian elephant at Berlin Zoo has stunned scientists by teaching herself how to shower ... water, methodically lifting her legs and adjusting the hose ...

Mary was seen on camera at Berlin Zoo using her trunk to methodically wash her body with a hose ... who filmed Mary’s shower, added: “Elephants spray themselves with water, mud or dust ...

When we think of animals using tools, creatures like crows, chimpanzees, and dolphins might come to mind. But have you ever considered elephants in that mix? Turns out, some of the tools that ...

It began with an elderly elephant named Mary garnering attention by mastering the art of using a hose as her own personal shower. While most elephants satisfy their cooling needs by slurping water ...

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During shower time, another Asian elephant, called Anchali, started pulling the hose toward herself and away from Mary, lifting and kinking it to disrupt the flow of water. Prof Brecht said ...