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What are many people afraid of that starts with letter e?
People are afraid of electric eels and elephants. They begin with the letter e.
What is something many people are afraid of that starts with the letter E?
Elephants!
Are elephants afraid of mice rats?
Yes! It's wierd, but all elephants (big or small) are afraid of mice. I don't know about rats, but I think elephants are afraid of them too.
Something people are afraid of that starts with e?
People are afraid of the Emerald Tree Boa found in the rainforests of South America. They also are afraid of elephants, electric eels, earthquakes, elevators and escalators.
Things people are afraid of that starts with letter E?
Elephants. Enclosed spaces. Earwigs. Earaches.
Are elephants actually afraid of ants?
no
Are elephants afraid of spoons?
no,there are afraid of big hairy man chode
Are elephants afraid of anything?
mice. and they are afraid of humans, they're just aggressive when they're afraid.
Why are elephants afrid of mice?
Elephants are not afraid of mice and most often would not even notice a mouse if it was near them. When elephants do notice mice, it is mostly because of a change in their territory, and that can startle the herd animal.
Do elephants eat berries?
no I am afraid they do not because they are too sweet
Are South African elephants afraid of mice?
There have been test with South African elephants to see if they were really afraid of mice. Mice have stopped elephants in their tracts when placed in front of the elephant. The animal showed signs of being cautious and upset but not proven to be fearful.
Why are elephants afraid of rats?
The urban legend about elephants being afraid of one of the smallest (mice) has been perpetuated in cartoons, as well as popular animated films such as Disney's 'Dumbo'. It's not clear where the idea came from, but many people have theorized that elephants might be afraid of mice because they fear that the tiny creatures will crawl inside their trunks, irritating them. Elephants in captivity have been exposed to mice because they are frequently found in and around the elephants' feed (hay). Many caretakers have observed mice crawling on the trunks and faces of (awake) elephants and observed that the elephants take absolutely no notice of the mice, much less express fear or in their presence. Based on observations of interactions between elephants and mice, and the apparent peaceful coexistence, it's unclear where the myth may have originated.
