Are you looking over my shoulder?
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I didn’t see that! Someone out there and I are on the same wavelength!
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A Porcupine Party:
These are not in chronological order.
Oh, and Spike is Squeak’s mum.
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Elephants purr!
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What a lovely noise they make. The moment at 1:20 when the harsh criticism is withdrawn (or maybe dispersed?) is quite a moment too.
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I never thought either of them was criticizing 
They seemed so happy while he played.
I highly recommend a trip down that channel’s rabbit hole. You’ll laugh, you’ll smile, and it might get a little dusty wherever you’re watching.
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I thought that was a motor or generator going; it was them?!
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Yes! They purr!
They also do a fair harmonica impression when they squish their faces into something!
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That was delightful! She’s an older elephant, too, by the description under the video. The trumpeting at the end got the dog’s attention; he woke up and pricked his ears up.
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Doggo is thinking in its native language: Hunting Pack Animal
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The “Cavatina” (as cavatina’s are meant to do) expresses and evokes emotions. Smiles and tears. Notwithstanding hot weather, elephant ear-flapping signals strong emotions going on. I love elephants.
Same here.
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Often. 
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My BIL actually attracts dragonflies. Pheromones maybe?
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