It is important because elephants have terrible hearing and the same as smell. The only thing they can rely on is their eyes and conscious. Most of the time they will mistake younger children for wild animals as predators. Maybe a child would be pointing at the elephant and the elephant might try to protect his own young ones. It is normal for an animal to get nervous when people are paying much attention to him / her.
The poaching of elephants, unless prevented and the elephants protected, would eventually drive the elephants to extinction.
because they are endangered and elephants have never hurt anyone
There are many ways in which an elephant can be protected. Zoos and reservations are great ways to protect elephants.
All the herd cares about the baby not only mother.
They've adapted to the hot climate, and sun for years ,and their ears help keep them protected from the sun.
* organisations have been made to save them. * there are rescue misstions that have taken place and the elephants resued have been put in elephant sanctuarys! * elephants have also become a protected species
Elephants are a social herd and mostly protected by the male bull elephant.The young ones are cared by the mother female elephant.Trained elephants are cared by their trainer called Mahuat.
It is and has been illegal to hunt Elephants for Ivory. Poaching for Ivory has been one of the main reasons for the rapid decline in the population of elephants in the wild. All nations have put a ban on elephant hunting and it is illegal to hunt elephants.
It is estimated that around 415,000 African elephants live in nature preserves, national parks, and other protected areas across their range in Africa. However, these numbers can fluctuate due to poaching and habitat loss.
mammoth's weigh more but they are exstinked CORRECT ANSWER: Animals living today that are bigger than elephants are aquatic. They are: Blue whale Sperm whale Whale shark Right whale Finback whale Humpback whale
Yes, the last one died 2 years ago
Asian Elephants(my favourite), Indian Elephants, African Elephants,