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No, because elephants live in the safari and there is no extreme climates and snow, so why do elephants even need to hibernate, anyway? But they do migrate, and not always during the winter, though, like some birds. They migrate because they need enough plants for food, and if they run out, of course they aren't going to give wait there until they die.

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