Actually, elephants have excellent hearing! The size and shape of their ears helps them hear even better than they already do.
Yes elephants have ears and besides using them for hearing they also serve as a temperature control for their body's.
ELephants have great hearing senses. They use it actually with their very large ears and their trunks. The use their large ears for listening. And they use their trunks for warning other elephants of predators or for playing.!~!!~
NO! WHY SHOULD THEY! there ears aren't only for hearing stuff, they also help cool themselves down.
Not joking - elephants have large, thin ears to cool their blood, thereby cooling their massive bodies. Otherwise, elephants would get too hot, and die.
Animals with big ears include elephants, fennec foxes, and African elephants. These animals have evolved large ears to help regulate body temperature and enhance their hearing abilities, crucial for survival in their habitats.
African elephants use tusks as weapons (and sometimes as digging tools), ears for both hearing and cooling, and the trunk is used to pick things up and move them around as needed, and also as a hose (elephants like to bathe).
Yes, elephants have very good hearing. They can hear a wide range of frequencies, including sounds that are infrasonic (below the range of human hearing). Their large ears are designed to help them pick up and interpret sounds over long distances.
African elephants live in a hotter climate than indian or asian elephants. Since elephants don't sweat they flap their ears to cool the blood vessels down as much as 10degrees.The Asian elephant has smaller ears because in Asia there are more trees to keep shade but in Africa there are less trees so the African elephant has to keep cool by swaying his or her ears back and forth to make a breeze.
They have big ears so that when theyflap them they can keep themselves coolThey are not to hear things with which are really small they do a normal job of hearing things and they can flap them to keep cool
some differences in African and Asian elephants is that: African elephants weigh up to 4000 - 7000 kg and have a height of about 3 - 4m, though Asian elephants only weigh about 3000 - 6000 kg and have a height of 2 - 3 and a half metres. African elephants skin is a lot darker and more wrinkled, where as Asian elephants have lighter and smoother skin. African elephants have a concave back, where Asian elephants have a straight or slightly humped back. African Elephants have a sloped head, with no bumps, bulges or denses. Where as Asian elephants have rounded heads with some bumbs and have a dint on the top of their head. African Elephants have larger ears with a size of 4m, and the ears cover its neck. Where as Asian elephants have smaller ears and it doesn't cover its neck. In African elephants, both male and female elephants have tusks, though male elephants tusks are larger. Though with Asian elephants, yes the males grow tusks as well, but the females don't. And if they do, they are barely visible anyways. Also on the end of a African elephants trunk, it has two fingers. Though Asian elephants only have one finger. ( These are true facts, I got them off my science teacher who specialises in differences found in similar mammals. )
Elephants have big ears to cool them selves down.
In some cases there is. Some examples of this are certain species of bats which have very large ears, and super-sensitive hearing. Elephants also have very large ears, and exceptional hearing, though they are also able to pick up low frequency vibrations using their trunk and feet, which are packed with special receptors. On the other hand, owls, which literally just have ear-holes with feather disks to funnel sound into them, have some of the best hearing in the animal kingdom. Generally, if the shape of the ear looks something like a funnel, or if the shape of the ear or something around it looks as though it would direct sound into the ear, the animal will have good hearing.