What are some adaptations of an Asian elephant?

Answer 1

Asian elephants have adapted by using there ears for hearing thing around them so they can run if needed. Also they use there trunk to keep them cool by splashing water on them selves and gripping onto food. I hope my answer helped thanks

Answer 2

Here are some of the elephant's adaptations:

• They have very wrinkled skin, which provides more surface area that can radiate heat and keep the elephant from getting too hot
• They have very large ears, which serve the same function as the skin
• They have a long trunk which can grasp things, like picking edible leaves from the tops of trees or sucking up water from a waterhole that might have a dangerous crocodile lurking in it
• They have big, flat feet to help them balance and walk
• They have tusks for protection and to help them dig up roots

Answer 3

Elephants have a well developed trunk that helps them in both foraging for food and in drinking water. They also have a greatly developed sense of hearing and smell that helps them find out any approaching danger so that they can ensure the safety of their young ones.

Answer 4

the elaphants in that habitat need lots of water for theyre mouths