Elephants have adaptations mainly for regulating temperature and for faster evaporation of water so that it does not get too sticky and uncomfortable.Evaporation of water from the body leaves a cooling effect.They do so by active sweating, panting and licking.They have very large ears which helps to keep their bodies cool by the blowing of air across the ears.Flapping of ears cools the blood which in turn cools the body.
An example is an elephant and the elephant birds.. The elephant gets cleaned up and the elephant bird get a meal!
The similar adaptation is looking around of the Meerkats. Both adaptations protect them.
Being drought-resistant
One adaptation that helps trees survive in dry grasslands is having deep root systems that can reach water deep underground. This allows the trees to access water sources that are not easily available near the surface. Additionally, some trees in dry grasslands have narrow leaves to reduce water loss through transpiration.
They don't live in the wild. They have houses, jobs, and live in big cities.
An example is an elephant and the elephant birds.. The elephant gets cleaned up and the elephant bird get a meal!
Mostly the African grasslands and savannahs and some parts of India.
asian elephant
Asian elephant.
scrubs, and grassland forests
The similar adaptation is looking around of the Meerkats. Both adaptations protect them.
Being drought-resistant
elephant, lions, zebras, giraffe, black rhinoceros
grasslands and forests (jungles,etc)
they have to be camouflage to blend in with the grass they are most active during the 'rainy season'
Their stripes break up their outline. If they are near grasslands, this would make it harder for predators to see them.
The African Elephant is a keystone species in their environment. The African elephant coverts forest to Savannah and are needed for seed dispersal. They also create natural fire breaks with the large paths they wear into the grasslands.