Elephants eat leaves, small plants and bushes, shrubs, tree bark, roots, and fruit, too.
Elephants eat grasses, fruit, small bushes and plants, shrubs, roots, and tree bark, too.
grasses, fruits, trees, and shrubs
No, elephants do not eat cork. They primarily feed on grasses, leaves, bark, and fruits. Cork is not a natural food source for elephants and would not be part of their normal diet.
the African elephant eats bugs, bark, roots,leaves and fruit
They will eat twigs, grasses, bushes, bark, leaves, fruit and even dirt for digestion.
Elephants eat grasses, fruits, leaves, small plants and bushes, roots, tree bark, and twigs.
African elephants don't hunt. They are herbivores, which means they only eat plants. Their diet includes grasses, leaves, branches, tree bark, and fruits and vegetables. Elephants eat 6% of their body weight every day.
Yes, elephants do eat leaves as part of their diet. They consume a variety of vegetation including leaves, grasses, fruits, and bark. Leaves provide essential nutrients and roughage for elephants.
Not by intent. Elephants are herbivores, plant eaters. They don't try to eat insects, but any bugs still clinging to the plants they do eat will get eaten too.
Elephants can eat a lot of fruit, grasses, bark and roots. In a single day, an adult elephant can eat up to 300 pound of food.
The same as male elephants: grasses, waterplants, shrubs, tree leaves - even bark if hungry enough. As well as grazing by plucking grasses with their trunks, elephants will browse on low thorny shrubs. They will even break off tree branches and push over small trees to get at the leaves.
Frogs mainly eat insects, and, if they are water frogs, tiny fish when they can get them. Elephants eat leaves, grasses, and other plant materials.