Answer and Explanation:
"Roars, Snorts and… Infrasounds?" the article addresses the difficulties that elephants go through in the wild and the difficulties of researchers in studying them and promoting improvements for them with a greater knowledge base.
First, the article reinforces the difficulties faced by researchers. That's because they can't get too close to the elephants, due to the danger and the possibility of driving the animals away. In addition, there is a great difficulty in finding the place where these animals stay. To find them, researchers must enter places with difficult access and mobility such as swamps and clearings. They must cross these sites using equipment necessary for the study, such as ARUs, which helps them to identify elephant infrasound.
However, the article does not fail to address that while many humans try to improve the lives of elephants through studies, other human beings are the great sights of these animals, hunting and killing many of them, for reasons that are both banal and unjustifiable.
