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How does the trunk help the elephant protect itself?
because the trunk is big and scars animals away
Where do elephant store water?
An average elephant can hold and store 4 litres of water inside its trunk....... Any help?
How an elephant gets food and water?
They use there trunks to help them drink water and get food
What does an elephant use a trunk for?
They have a trunk because it is very useful for eating and when they throw dust it can get to their backs. They also need it because it is like a thumb. Alternate answer: An elephant's trunk is it's nose. Elephants use their trunk to drink water as well.
What are the USES OF elephant?
they help people carrying heavy things like logs and stuff, and they can spray you with water if you are very hot. They usually use theur trunk, so whatever they can use their trunk with.
Where is the elephant trunk in i spy?
In "I Spy," the elephant trunk typically refers to a specific object or image hidden within the illustrations found in the book or game. Its location varies depending on the specific page or scene being referenced. Players must look carefully at the surrounding items to spot the trunk among other objects. If you have a particular page in mind, I can help guide you on where to look!
How do its eight arms help an octopus obtain food?
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List three adaptations that help this pit bull obtain food?
Pitbulls are a domesticated breed therefore they obtain food when the owner feeds the dog.
How does long trunk help the elephant to cope up with the environment?
Elephants live in forests where rich vegetations are usually high up in the tree. The leaves of plants form the basic source of food for the elephants and the tusks help them bend or break branches of the trees and help them pluck out the leaves and fruits from the trees. The trunks also help them suck up water and helps them drink.
How does an African elephant help the rainforest?
savannah elephants may adapt to forests if they have abundant water and food
Why elephant has a trunk?
Yes. Well, not exactly. I can't quite remember what the creature is called, but it is a small animal, about the size of a small pig and looking a bit like a mouse. Or something. Anyway, it has a snout, but it is longer than the average pig-snout - it's closest relative is the elephant.
What does the African elephant do for its reach it is to eat or brake the bark off of trees?
It uses its trunk. Elephants live in forests where rich vegetations are usually high up in the tree. The leaves of plants form the basic source of food for the elephants and the tusks help them bend or break branches of the trees and help them pluck out the leaves and fruits from the trees. The trunks also help them suck up water and helps them drink.
