Fighting usually occurs between rival males during a hormonal surge known as must. They battle for dominance and the right to breed, but fatalities are avoided if at all possible; they still respect each other (at least, to some degree).
yes because their tusk help them protect from danger so sometimes when humans come to close the humans could get killed by a stampede or its powerful tusks.
Sometimes usually mating season elephants fight
They might in case of a drought, or humans taking away more and more of their habitat.
if you bug them enough sure they can sit or stomp on you and you will be instintly dead
Yes they do. Males fight over territorial disputes and mating rights while females will fight off intruders into the herd especially if there are young calves in the herd.
Bull elephants will fight over the sole sexual right to mate with the breeding females belonging to the herd.
sea elephants always intertract with a fight
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There are various strongest animals in fight they are elephants gorillas bears and beetles
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Elephants have fight or flight instincts just like people. Depending on the situation, they will either charge their attacker or run from them.
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fight back with there tusks.
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Male mammoths did fight over females. However, like modern elephants, they probably rarely resulted in injury. I'm not sure that the term "battle" applies to this, however.