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.
because the trunk is big and scars animals away
An average elephant can hold and store 4 litres of water inside its trunk....... Any help?
Elephants big ears help them to stay cool in the deserts of Africa.
what feature you have to be more specific
It reaches up to a tree and it brings down food, or reaches down and takes water; the trunk puts food in its mouth.
The badger can avoid predation when underground.
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.
The feathers keep them warm in frigid water and keep them from freezing in subzero temperatures.
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.
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.
Dessert Foxes have very large ears that help it locate preay and reduce body heat.
To get an elephant out of a jello box, first ensure the environment is safe and the elephant is calm. You might need to carefully remove the jello box or create an opening large enough for the elephant to exit. Using gentle encouragement, such as food or familiar sounds, can help guide the elephant out. Always prioritize the animal's well-being and consult professionals if necessary.