I think the hippo would kill the bear .. u know what .. hippo is one of the most dangerous animal on the planet ..and its male is intimidating as hell ... as well as very aggressive .....on the other side ..the polar bear is the dominator in his place ... but has never put in a real challenge ... chasing snow foxes .. and confronting weak walruses ..... is nothing compared to hippopotamus exchanging bites against crocs .. as a matter of fact .. the hippo is larger than the bear ...and well armoured. ....if this fight takes place semi shallow water or in dry land ..the bear will circle the hippo and the only chances to win is wearing down the bear by its formidable claws and canines ... but i tell you .. the bear will surely fail ...
It depends on where the confrontation happens. In most cases it would be the elephant but if in water, the chances of a hippo to win is higher. But that is not sure. An elephant is much bigger than a hippo and would easily fend off a hippo.
There are many animals that weigh over a ton. A bulls weighs about 2 tons, elephants average between 3 and 7 tons and the rhinoceros weighs 1 1/2 to 4 tons.
I say it depends on if they have any adaptations to the area they are moved to like a an elephant in a cold climate it won't be able to survive because they live in Africa where it is hot.
Parasitism in a biome of such is quite similar to other biomes as well. It involves a parasite such as a tick or other bloodsucker in the ecosystem. This parasite could be feasting off of the animals like a African Elephant, lion, or characal in order to survive.
It can be anything between 30-50 eggs in one brood-although not all of these will survive to adulthood
living things can survive in the water beneath a lake's frozen surface
Yes and ancient elephant would survive today with the technoledgy But only in India
grass plants
no
No,Because it will be hard to survive with one leg missing.
by protecting its self
by drinking red bulls and monsters and alot of water.
well...it needs food and water and people
i don't know at all
Size advantage is one adaptation. It's able to lose heat to survive in such environments. The trunk is the arm of an elephant allowing it to drink and eat.
because the weight of the elephant compresses the mountain, therefore the elephant falls to ground level with the mountain if you are dumb read below the elephant is fat and squishes the mountain
The chances for an Elephant to survive without a trunk are next to nothing. They use their trunk to smell, touch, pick up objects and food, signal each other and bring water to their mouths. Without being able to do these things, an Elephant would have to rely on a Human or other Elephant to feed them, and they would lead miserable lives.
Yes, it can. Elephants can survive in the savannas and forests of Africa, or the scrublands and forests of Southern Asia.