too wag his tail to get rid of the flies
The African elephant has larger ears than the Asian elephant. Large ears are full of veins that carry blood close to the surface. An elephant may spread the ears to appear more threatening, or to better hear a possible threat, or to loose heat by flapping.
Elephants do not naturally walk trunk to tail as seen in cartoons and in circuses. This is a learned behavior of captive elephants.
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the tail is 47ft
for eating elephants
so the baby elephents to grab on
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.
it depends on what is the age
13-18 feet
Elephants have small tails because other animals have big tails to fan them-self but elephants have big ears to fan themselves so there is no need for a huge tail
An elephants trunk can weigh up to around 140kgs.
the trunk
Well, elephants have a trunk they can curl, and chameleons have a tail that can curl. Try looking it up on another part of the internet.