Elephants

Female African elephants stand at around 7.2 to 8.5 feet tall at their shoulder and weigh between 4500 to 7000 pounds. Female Indian Elephants are around a feet shorter than their African counterparts and weigh around 3500 to 6000 pounds in weight.

No. In fact, most rabbits are extremely nice once they get to know you.

When rabbits are scared, they tend to bite. Aggression is a common reaction for rabbits that are frightened, angry, insecure, etc. Aggression can also be caused by sexual hormones, territorial feelings, etc.

There are many things you can do help reduce aggression in a rabbit. Spaying/neutering is the first step: it's a safe procedure for most rabbits (at the hands of an experienced, rabbit-savvy vet), and widely recommended. Otherwise, do what you can to control the rabbit's environment so as to maximize his or her sense of security. There are many resources online that can help you. Refer to the related question linked below for information and links.

Elephants have a large social structure. The females herd together in family groups to raise the calves separate from the males. A calf will grow up spending its years with it mother, aunts, sisters, and female cousins. If the calf is a female, it may stay in the herd. If it is a male, it will eventually leave.

Elephants migrate through the seasons to follow where the water will be. They have regular routes that they use year after year. The prior generations will teach the younger elephants the route.

Elephants live in hot climates and have large bodies. They have adapted behaviors to cool themselves. They will use their trunks to spray their bodies with water or to dust their bodies with dirt. They will also submerge in water if they can find it. They will also flap their ears, fanning themselves, to lower their body temperature.

When there are perceived threats, an elephant herd will move the smaller calves or weaker elephants towards the center of the herd for more protection.

Elephants typically live between 60-70 years in the wild, although some individuals have been known to live into their 80s. Captive elephants tend to have a slightly longer lifespan due to access to consistent food, veterinary care, and protection from poaching and other threats.

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Elephants are incredibly smart, plus they have the best memory of any creature on earth, man included.

Not only are elephant brains very large, but they're denser than most animals. This means they have more cells and brain matter in their brains.

Importantly, to be smart, you have to have a good memory. The part of the brain that houses memory is known as the temporal lobe. An elephant's temporal lobes are more developed than that of man.

But this is where it gets really interesting. When a human baby is born, its brain is relatively smooth. As the baby grows and learns, its brain develops folds and fissures to store and hold information. So, an adult human's brain has much more texture, crevices, wrinkles, and folds than a baby's.

Elephants have more folds and crevices in their temporal lobes than humans do. This means that they can store and hold more information than a human and that their memories are better.

Memory is the foundation of intelligence.

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Average weight of elephant = 11,000 pounds Average weight of meerkat = 2 pounds Average meerkat can lift = 4 pounds So if 1 meerkat can lift 4 pounds 2750 meerkats = 1 elephant So it takes 2750 meerkats to lift 1 fully grown elephant happy to be of service to you, robbie

There are two types of elephant, African and Indian. The African elephant lives in the African savanna while the Indian elephant lives throughout India and south east Asia. African and Asian elephant habitat includes grasslands, marshes, forests, deserts, and mountains. Herds wander continuously in search of food and water. They may travel 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers (3,100 to 6,200 miles) in one year within their home range, which may be over 1500 sq km (600 sq mi).

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Today, there are three species of elephant. One is the African forest elephant, which lives in the rainforests of Africa's Congo Basin and West Africa. The second one is the African Bush Elephant (also called the African Savanna Elephant), which lives across all of the grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa. The third type is the Asian elephant, which lives in India and the jungles of Southeast Asia.

There are many extinct species belonging to the elephant family, including the mammoths, which lived in Europe, Asia, and North America until about 10,000 years ago.

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About three years of age young male lions are evicted from their pride, they normally stay together, always on the move, becoming nomads. until they take over some other pride, whose male has become too weak or old, sometimes killing all the existing cubs.

Today only 3000 - 4000 are left in Thailand

The whale shark, Rhincodon typus, is the biggest shark and the biggest fish in the sea. It is NOT a whale. Whale sharks measure up to 20 m long and weigh up t0 34,000 kg. source: http://marinebio.org/species.asp?id=47

The elephant is a herbivore.

Hens on a farm usually live in a structure called a chicken coop.

Hens permitted to run free will usually sleep in their coop or other barn, even in trees, then in the day time wander around looking for food.

There are no hunters and polution to harm them

are you kidding me? so why do bears live here and not there? do bears thrive in polution/hunter dense areas? #1 yes there are hunters in Africa #2 do circus elephants in America all die from respiratory problems due to all the polution? thanx for the 3rd grader liberal teacher indoctrination answer. heres a 6th grader answer: there WERE elephants here...mamoths. and there are many elephants in Asia. but due to the ever changing eco systems and conditions that are in the favor of the elephant beast they have found themselves in Africa more...and extinct in most other places. it just happens. there were no elephants here when Luis and clark ran all over, and there are none here now-not naturally. take men and polution away and it'd probly be the same.

One of the longest elephant penis's can grow up to six and a half feet long.

African elephants, both savanna (bush) elephants and forest elephants, can be found in Kenya. Savanna elephants are more commonly seen in the country's national parks and reserves, while forest elephants are found in the dense forests of central and western Kenya.

Yes, elephants and almost all other animals can predict earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes and most of mother natures unpredictable weather changes. It would be wise to watch the actions of wild animals, horses or even your dog or cat for clues to an on-coming earthquake. Even beetles will show signs of mother nature starting her changes on planet earth. There was a scenario when Thailand was struck by the Tsunami. The elephants were trying to get to higher ground, but their owners didn't pay attention and tried to restrain them, but some elephants managed to cut loose and headed for higher ground with people following them. It was those people who survived thanks to the elephants. The owners said that from now on they are going to listen to their elephants.

In a dense forest,it is already cool enough for the elephant.Having a bigger ear will lose more heat,but instead the ears should be smaller so it would not lose too mch heat.

African pygeum is a type of evergreen tree native to Africa. It has dark green oval-shaped leaves and produces small, red berries. The bark of the pygeum tree is traditionally used for medicinal purposes.

1 kilogram = 1000 grams. You can now work out the answer easily.

A prolapsed cord occurs when the umbilical cord slips through the cervix before the baby during labor. This can lead to compression or damage of the cord, restricting oxygen flow to the baby. It is considered an emergency situation in childbirth that requires immediate medical attention.

Elephants prefer warm weather with plenty of shade to protect their sensitive skin from the sun. They are not well adapted to very cold or very hot temperatures. In the wild, they seek out water sources to stay cool and hydrated.