they will most likely wait next to it for many days, grieving, then they will move on
no, they stay.
yes they do
elephants grieve over stillborn babies, other family members and even other elephants
One way is that they feel sad when one of there loved ones dies.
My ex is part of a family of elephants
the family will gather round the elephant like a real funeral and they will nudge the elephant solemnly one elephant will grumble confirming the elephant is dead elephants much like humans have very sad and noticeable emotions when this occurs your welcome
Elephants have remorse for the dead and a good memory. If a member of an elephants family dies, then the surviving members will return to the site of the death every year to "mourn." Their trunks are also unique, being made up of 100,000 individual muscles.
it is called a herd of Elephants
yes i think they do maybe not a big one like elephants but maybe a small little family
No, an elephant is in the mammal family.
Elephants need many more pounds/kilograms of food a day than could be provided in the desert and this dies not even consider the water needs of elephants.
no.
An amazing thing about elephants is their sensitivity about death. When a elephant dies the herd has a funeral. They are silent like they were remembering the elephant. They pick about the bones and hold them. They will try to identify the elephant by looking at the skull. Elephants do not act like this around other dead animals. If a member of a herd starts to die the herd tries to bring it back to life by lifting it. Elephants also cry when a herd member dies. Later if the herd passes the same spot where a family member died the herd will stand still and be silent. These animals are truly human.
When one Donner dies, the family will eat the meat.