2.5 to 3 centimeters thick.
No, they have thick, almost hairless skin.
because they have thick skin.
Because elephants and dogs do not perspire.
No, they have a round foot with very thick skin.
yes because if they get attacked they can get cut and maybe the skin is just thick enough for their organs not get slashed
Pachyderm - pachy means "thick" and derm means "skin".
Elephants have very thick skin, so feeling the pulse through the skin isn't an option. However, a simple ultrasound can detect the blood flowing in an artery and the heart rate (pulse) can be checked that way.
Elephants can live for 70 years or more.
The skin of Indian elephants feels rough and thick, with a leathery texture. It is covered with wrinkles and folds that help to regulate their body temperature and protect their skin from the sun and insects.
Some species of elephants can have skin up to an inch thick. A rhinoceros and a hippopotamus can also have very thick skin. These are all pachydermatous animals (meaning, "thick skinned").
Pachyderm would be a nickname for an African elephant.
Elephants are terrestrial herbivorous placental mammals. They are called pachyderms because of their thick, rough skin, but this is not an actual taxon. Taxonomically, they are in the order Proboscidea and the family Elephantidae.