omyheart

Apr 21, 2025 8:03 PM

So music stresses one of them out, the other one comforts, and is dumb humans are like “break out the piano!”

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Awwww!! That’s one of the reasons they are my fav animal

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search for paul barton elephant pianist and you will find lots of videos of Paul playing for the elephants. He has a youtube channel where you can watch all his videos. My fav is with the old blind elephant.

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FTOYW this is Paul Barton and went to Thailand to play piano for the elephants at an elephant sanctuary there.

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A little Beethoven makes anyone feel lovely.

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The one on the left is an Indian elephant and the right is an African elephant. You can tell cuz of how they are.

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That's pretty neat

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No, they are both Asian elephants. This was filmed in Thailand at an elephant sanctuary. Asian elephants ears get ragged with age and get smaller as a result.

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The signal, if you watch the trunks, is they want to hear some swing from that thing.

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Pianos truly are the hardiest organism; they'll grow anywhere.

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Elephant giving another elephant boops.

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TIL that elephants are better than most people

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Where hqve you been all your life?

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This is absolutely lovely. So sorry the top commenter is an asshole who can't appreciate how beautiful and pure these creatures are. Grateful to this man for playing for them. Thank you for sharing

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Do Baby Elephant Walk next.

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Do elephants wag their ears the way dogs wag their tails to express happiness?

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They have many capillaries in the ear flaps and wave them to cool down

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It's to get the flies off their asses. Idk.

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Yeah, tail wagging in dogs and ear flapping in elephants signals heightened emotion, which for both can be positive or negative with context.

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Yes.

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i wish I was there

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Doots like music

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That wild ear flapping means something too, doesn't it?

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I wander how much the serenade cost him out of trunk?

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Elephant: Woah, those are nice keys on your piano, what are they made of?

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Damnnnnnnn 🤣

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Fortunately that seems to be mostly some form plastic nowadays? Or maybe a type of porcelain, it's been a while since I was last near an actual piano. I know it's definitely not ivory anymore though.

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😳

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For about the last fifty years, a special plastic that has the same feel and slip resistance as ivory. Either that or yo momma.

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You bastard

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Acrylic or phenol resin.

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They're made of tusks, not the trunk, RDJ. Come on man.

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Ugh I know.. But I couldn't find a "near the nose" gif

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Darn it, you had to go there. I was enjoying the cute elephants and then...full stop. Went and checked and they no longer use ivory though *wipes brow*

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They do still call it "tickling the ivories" though because of the origin 😅

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I bet that it depends on the "they" in question. Rich people love they immoral exotic materials

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Yeah, ivory is rarely used in general nowadays. I think piano keys are made of plastic now.

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Just like what's in my blood and balls!

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Oh and don't forget the brain!

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Now you've made yourself a target for poachers

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Got a genuine belly laugh out of me haha

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If only they had a bowl of pasta to share

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Beethoven's Waldstein Sonata!

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Adding this for the pianist. https://www.youtube.com/@PaulBartonPiano

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Isn't one an African elephant and the other an Asian elephant?

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No, they are both Asian elephants. Asian elephants ears get ragged with age. This was filmed at an elephant sanctuary in Thailand. Search for Paul Barton elephant pianist for more videos. He has a youtube channel.

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Is that why one has tusks and the other doesnt?

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TIL Even elephants get friendzoned

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I was watching this thinking "They have to be siblings". Brother keeps poking the sister saying "I'm not touching you!, I'm not touching you!"

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yikes

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Is he playing Pachybel?

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No no that's Darude- Sandstorm

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No, according to another comment it's Pachytique by Beethoven.

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Correct. Beethoven Piano Sonata no. 8, known as the Sonata Pathétique, this is from the 2nd movement

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