#PLOSONE: Visual Cues Given by Humans Are Not Sufficient for Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/YCXEQL50kd

Visual Cues Given by Humans Are Not Sufficient for Asian Elephants... http://t.co/RitXknssM0

【めも】 [Elephants understand pointing without being treined] http://t.co/MqAZxn9Xaf ( http://t.co/dGEgrZZ3P9 http://t.co/7eT0kozgx7 )

FYI, pointing and staring will not help your elephant find the food you hid. http://t.co/bjzSxkZjTF?

FYI, pointing and staring will not help your elephant find the food you hid. http://t.co/bjzSxkZjTF?

@helpanelephant We'd love it if you would share the @PLOSONE study to your twitter followers http://t.co/OB84waWD3A

From SEAP undergrad alumnus Josh Plotnik: I just wanted to let you know about a paper our team has out this week... http://t.co/OdezXY23QA

Visual Cues Given by Humans Are Not Sufficient for Asian Elephants to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/Pc1K0OAyq9

.@Elise_Andrew, turns out elephants don't freaking love visual cues from humans. @PLOSONE http://t.co/7pqRbenSnh

.@SciWriAlicia, if you have a moment to review our @PLOSONE study, we'd love your feedback. http://t.co/7pqRbenSnh

Elephants can't use human gestures to work out where food is. But they use spoken clues http://t.co/kVTTOUei6h Maybe if we had trunks...

Elephants can't use human gestures to work out where food is. But they use spoken clues http://t.co/kVTTOUei6h Maybe if we had trunks...

Elephants can't use human gestures to work out where food is. But they use spoken clues http://t.co/kVTTOUei6h Maybe if we had trunks...

Our study has been viewed 1045 times on .@PLOSONE! Visual Cues by Humans Are Not Sufficient to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

Our study has been viewed 1045 times on .@PLOSONE! Visual Cues by Humans Are Not Sufficient to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

@sethmnookin loved following you the past week. Love to share news &brighten spirits. Please consider reading /RT'ing http://t.co/5AYAni2fLP

.@ReutersScience, FYI. @PLOSONE study viewed 970 times. Visual Cues by Humans Are Not Sufficient to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

@PLOSONE study has been viewed 970 times! Thank you! Visual Cues by Humans Are Not Sufficient to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

@PLOSONE study has been viewed 970 times! Thank you! Visual Cues by Humans Are Not Sufficient to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

@PLOSONE study has been viewed 970 times! Thank you! Visual Cues by Humans Are Not Sufficient to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

#PeerReviewed #Scientific paper about elephants written by #MiddleSchool kids (& @Swet6)? http://t.co/uOFKKxEKym Can only be #ThinkElephants

With great pride we announce our new paper on elephant behavior via @PLOSONE Co-authored by NYC student scientists! http://t.co/2UUmTYZKni

.@nytimesscience via @PLOSONE: Visual Cues Given by Humans Are Not Sufficient for Asian Elephants to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/5nRZrGwKiQ

Ever wonder what the #ThinkElephantsInternational & @elehelp team is getting up to? Have a look at the link here - http://t.co/KWNPbE8HQi

How elephantssee http://t.co/M4LumyCH0T

#PeerReviewed #Scientific paper about elephants written by #MiddleSchool kids (& @Swet6)? http://t.co/uOFKKxEKym Can only be #ThinkElephants

@elephantkate - this @PLOSONE paper by @thinkelephants might interest you. http://t.co/vLnY41qiHq

#PLOSONE: Visual Cues Given by Humans Are Not Sufficient for Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/gDx2Zs6Jsf

"It is with great pride that Think Elephants International announces the publication of a new paper on elephant... http://t.co/YoWzxywGZS

@PLOSONE thanks for posting @ThinkElephants paper! http://t.co/vLnY41qiHq

#PeerReviewed #Scientific paper about elephants written by #MiddleSchool kids (& @Swet6)? http://t.co/uOFKKxEKym Can only be #ThinkElephants

#PeerReviewed #Scientific paper about elephants written by #MiddleSchool kids (& @Swet6)? http://t.co/uOFKKxEKym Can only be #ThinkElephants

#PLOSONE: Visual Cues Given by Humans Are Not Sufficient for Asian Elephants to Find Hidden Food http://t.co/5nRZrGwKiQ @ThinkElephants