About three feet but just like us were not all the same!!
the tail is 47ft
so the baby elephents to grab on
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13-18 feet
Because, like all mammals. Elephant calves are helpless by themselves when they are born. They are pretty much like human kids who are entirely dependent on their parents for their survival. So they stay with their mother and her herd so that the elders can protect them and teach them how to survive. The lessons learnt by baby elephants from their mother and herd helps them survive for the rest of their life.
a baby pig is a foot long but pigzilla is 4 miles long from tail to snout
for eating elephants
Good Question! Elephants are mammals, and all mammals have hair. So, according to science, elephants do have hair! Although it is very coarse, thick, and bristly, elephants have hair. Thanks for asking, have a great day!
about 40 inches, with a tail 12 to 18 inches
Yes. There is a big tuft of hair at the tip of the elephants tail. Since elephants live in forests, there is an abundance of insects and other flying pests that might trouble an elephant. It uses its tail as a fly swatter to ward off flies and other insects.
Around 3-4 inches from head to tail.
This behavior is known as "trunk-to-tail walking" or "trunk-to-tail holding." It is a form of social bonding and communication among elephants, where they walk in a line while holding each other's tails or trunks to stay connected and maintain coordination within the group.