Elephants live in tropical forests. They live near trees because they eat them and they also live near water for thirst.
to keep them cool
First of all, it depends on the elephant. Forest elephants have the forest for shelter, while savanna elephants do not. Elephants, in general, are large enough that they don't need protection from predators and therefore don't need shelter. They also don't need shelter for breeding, as baby elephants are plenty protected by large ones and capable of moving around on their own. Also, some animals need shelter to protect them from the natural elements. Elephants are build strong enough that that does not apply to them, so they don't really need any. In other words, elephants are designed so that they don't need shelter.
Like elephants, woolly mammoths would not have needed or used any kind of shelter. They were too large to hide in a shelter, and they were plenty large and insulated enough to stay warm.
Oh, dude, elephants use their big ol' bodies for shelter! I mean, they're like walking tents, right? They don't need to worry about setting up a campsite or anything, they just plop down and boom, instant shelter. It's like having a house on your back, but way cooler.
An elephant's shelter is a designated area where elephants can seek protection from the elements, such as harsh weather conditions like rain or extreme heat. These shelters may be natural structures like under trees or man-made structures like barns or enclosures. Providing shelter helps ensure the well-being and comfort of the elephants in captivity.
An elephant shelter is commonly referred to as an "elephant sanctuary." These sanctuaries provide a safe and supportive environment for elephants, often focusing on rehabilitation and conservation. They aim to protect elephants from exploitation, allowing them to live in a natural setting and receive proper care.
=yes they sleep under trees for shade in the day and shelter at night.=
they don't use shelter they walk and walk they sleep a very little bit
They enjoy using sticks and young wildebeast perfme to furnish it up. That is one saucey species.
An elephant doesn't really 'get shelter' because it doesn't really have anything to shelter from. Rain is rarely a problem and elephants love water anyway. When the sun is blazing they cover themselves in mud, so it acts like a suncream to protect their skin, and to keep cool to spray water over themselves using their trunks. They stay out when sleeping unlike rabbits or meerkats that burrow down at night. Elephants are hardy animals that dont need a shelter to protect them :)
elephants have no natural predators and dont mind standing in the rain, they will group together though.
no, Elephants stay only in India or Africa and as they are both extremely hot countries (even in winter) the elephants stay put. ----------------------------------------------- In their natural habitat, the tropics, there is no winter season. Therefore your question is meaningless. However captive Elephants in zoos (in countries where there are winters) survive the winter season with the help of the zoo keepers who provide them with shelter, warmth and food.