Elephants have several ways of helping to keep themselves cooler in hot weather, a few of which are:
Their fan their ears, which helps cool the blood as it circulates, therefore cooling their entire body.
The wrinkles in their skin retain moisture, so as it slowly evaporates it helps to cool them.
They use their trunks to spray their body with water, which also cools them.
They use their trunks to cover themselves with dust, which protects them from the sun. It also helps protect them from insect bites, as well.
They lie in pools of water, which cools them much the same as it does humans.
They lie/stand under trees so the shade can help keep them cool.
The baby elephants stand in the shade of their mothers, which helps protect their still tender skin and keep them cooler.
African
african elephants do not migrate for a new house. they migrate in the heat of the summer to find fresh grass in other plains.
Elephants do have mates for long periods. Bull elephants, when mature, are usually loners, and will mate with any female in heat.
african elephants do not migrate for a new house. they migrate in the heat of the summer to find fresh grass in other plains.
they have spongy pads on the bottoms of their feet to protect them. they also have ears that radiate heat to keep them cool.
Convection is generally faster than conduction when transferring heat.
Elephants. The African elephant has bigger ear flaps than the Indian elephant.
They both have to do with the transfer of heat. Heating an object is transferring heat into the system. Freezing an object is transferring heat out of the system.
its a good conductor of heat
believe it or not, they do! male elephants become more aggresive, and female elephants get on heat,
Elephants with bigger ears tend to live in hot climates, such as in Africa and parts of India. The larger ears help them regulate their body temperature by dissipating heat and staying cool in these warmer environments.
By flapping their ears. PCHQuiz4Cash answer. Or spraying dust or water on themselves.