No. Elephants breathe air. They might swim underwater and use their trunks like snorkels to breathe air, but, that is the exception to the rule. Most elephants stay on land and never go more than a few feet into the water.
Yes. Elephants are excellent swimmers. Even baby elephants can swim comfortably. While swimming, their trunks are above the water level that helps them breath comfortably and swim even long distances.
Elephants, much unlike slugs and Martian Ice Warriors, can survive in water almost indefinitely.
Yes they do, that's how they cross a deep river, they hold they're trunks up out of the water and walk under the water.
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a snorkel.
A great place to snorkel is in Malta (Europe)
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I lost my snorkel; then surfaced.
That is the correct spelling of "snorkeler", one who shallow dives with a breathing tube (snorkel).
Snorkel is not a German word, therefore; it has no meaning in German. In English, a snorkel is a tube that swimmers/divers use to breathe underwater. It's part of their diving masks. The English verb to snorkel is the actual act of swimming/diving with the snorkel. To say snorkel in German, the verb is schnorcheln, and the noun is der Schnorchel.
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I had to find aword the rhymes with snorkel, there are many ways. I can only think of two... Portal and Focal
not verylong because the water will start to enter the snorkel. LOL
Any place with water is a good place to snorkel. The Caribbean is a favorite place of mine and I have always wanted to snorkel on the Great Barrier Reef of the coast of Australia. Hope this helps!