Yes, an elephant will eat hay if that's what it's fed. Hay is dried grass, and grass forms a large part of the natural diet. Hay is a convenient food and is fed to captive elephants all the time.
Like other grazing animals, elephants eat hay which is dried grass. Straw, the dried stalks of crops such as wheat or barley, is just used as bedding.
Yes.
Yes.
Grass, leaves, straw/hay.
Elephants don't crack open peanuts, first off. Elephants eat hay, grass, and leaves, not peanuts. People in the circus used to train elephants to hid the peanuts in their trunks, but they don't eat the peanuts.
Between 125 and 175 pounds of food a day. The bulk of their diet is hay.
Elephants do not eat giraffes because elephants do not eat meat. Elephants are herbivores.
Elephants are herbivores, so they eat a lot of fruit, bark, shrubs, grass, and leaves. In captivity, elephants also enjoy peanuts (this tale is true), hay, watermelon, and pumpkins. Adult elephants eat about 220-440 pounds of food per day in the wild, based upon what their size and age is. Elephants also drink from 20-40 gallons of water per day.
Yes elephants do eat plants
Elephants are herbivorous; they eat vegetation.
Elephants eat moss grass warter and mud only wild elephants eat that
No. Elephants are herbivores and only eat plant matter.
Elephants eat the leafs of trees and fruit some herbs