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Ever seen a moody teenage elephant? It turns out elephant adolescents share some behaviors with human teens. Cynthia Moss has found this to be the case after studying elephants in Kenya for nearly 50 years.

"They're naive, they have a lot to learn and they make mistakes," Moss said.

This is particularly true for male elephants, she explained. Males learn that if they raid crops, they get speared and then they die. "It's just like young human males who drive too fast," she said.

What connection does the author make between young male elephants and young male humans?