The chances for an Elephant to survive without a trunk are next to nothing. They use their trunk to smell, touch, pick up objects and food, signal each other and bring water to their mouths.
Without being able to do these things, an Elephant would have to rely on a Human or other Elephant to feed them, and they would lead miserable lives.
Yes, one example of a pun on the word "trunk" could be: "I tried to pack my elephant into my suitcase, but there wasn't enough trunk space."
The trunk of an Indian elephant ends in one 'finger' while the African elephant's trunk ends with two.
Size advantage is one adaptation. It's able to lose heat to survive in such environments. The trunk is the arm of an elephant allowing it to drink and eat.
The amount of muscles an elephant has in its trunk varies on the size of the elephant, as an elephant grows larger it will build more muscles. The average elephant has approximately 40,000 muscles in its trunk.
An elephant has just one trunk.
An Elephant Seal. It's kinda like a trunk.
the elephant's trunk has about 15000 muscles
elephant trunk is like a banana trees stem
over 4,000 muscles are in an elephant's trunk.
no there are no bones on elephant's trunk. there are only muscles and ligaments.
There are no bones in an elephant's trunk, but many strong muscles. It is just a long, powerful nose.An elephant's trunk, a union of the nose and upper lip is a highly sensitive organ with more than 100,000 muscle units. It uses its trunk to rub an itchy eye or scratch its ear. Trunks are also used to threaten, and to throw objects. It drinks by filling its trunk with water and then pouring the water into it's mouth. It is used as a snorkel when swimming and to smell. It would be difficult for an elephant to survive if it's trunk were damaged.
An Elephant