yes the elephants breathe through their trunk.. Think of it as a straw in your mouth. They drink by breathing in. they really suck the water in their trunk and squrit it into their mouth.
Elephants breathe through the mouth or trunk (which is just a very long nose) . The air then goes to the lungs, which function just like ours.
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Asian elephants usually have trunks that are 13 feet long, Indian elephants are usually 11 feet long
Elephants make sounds with their larynxes just as we do. Their long trunks help to modify some sounds and trumpeting is achieved by blowing through the trunk.
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They are big and gray and fat with a long trunk.
No, elephants do not really drink "through" their trunks, but rather suck water up with their trunks, and squirt it into their mouths. They also squirt themselves with water to bathe! An elephant's trunk is a very long nose, with six major muscle groups, and over a hundred thousand individual muscles! An average sized elephant can hold approximately 4 liters of water in its trunk!
Up to 15.67 feet long longer than the average elephants trunk
There is a resemblance between their long noses and the trunk of an elephant
Elephants breathe through their trunks. An elephant uses its tusks (long white teeth) for defense and as a tool for digging or fighting other elephants. It has other teeth inside its mouth that it uses for chewing food before swallowing. Elephants use their trunks to wrap around limbs, twigs, grasses, and leaves, to tear them off the plant. Then, with their trunk, they stuff the food in their mouth where they chew it up and swallow it.
They're called teeth. The extended upper incisors are called tusks.