Elephants

No, there's no such thing as a female bull. The term "bull" is used to describe the an intact male bovine used to breed cows, and "cow" is the term for a mature female bovine that has had at least two calves.

An Elephant trunk can hold a minimun of 8 litres and more.

Asia and Africa or if your counting zoo's everywhere

suck it they do not they rape each other and die do you think that they can rape each other and get away with it hells ya they can.(daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa)btw i would liove to be one

what do elephant react when they feel threatened

Rudyard Kipling wrote a famous story about how the elephant got its trunk. It was published, with other stories about animals, such as how the leopard got its spots, in a book called the "Just so stories".

The full story can be found by following the link below, but here is a small synopsis:

The story tells of how long ago the elephant had no trunk. The elephant child is portrayed as a curious creature who's questions get him into a lot of trouble with the other animals in the jungle. After asking many animals what the crocodile has for dinner, he goes in search of a crocodile to settle the matter once and for all. When he eventually finds one, he asks the question again. The crocodile asks the elephant child to come closer and asks why he asks such questions. The naive elephant child complies and comes closer and closer with each whisper from the crocodile. As soon as the elephant got his face close to that of the crocodiles, the crocodile snaps at the elephant's nose! The crocodile says that today he would rather like to start the day with.... Elephant child! The startled elephant pulls away, but his nose is still trapped in the sharp jaws of the elephant. The more he pulled the more his nose stretched! Eventually the crocodile lost his grip and the elephant sat down with a bump. At first the elephant child is ridiculed for his new nose, but soon finds that it has many advantages. Soon, all the elephants were making their way to the shore for the crocodile to work his magic! And that is the story of how the elephant got its trunk.

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Since the pachyderms don't have fingers or thumbs to grasp things, they've adapted their trunks to grab, lift and pull things and since they don't have the kind of bodies that can lean to the ground to drink or eat, they can use their trunks. Not only to snort a trunk full of water to drink, they can also bathe the same way. Their trunks can hold around 10 - 12 litres of water, that's around 3 gallons.

Leopard Seals, mainly protect themselves is by camouflaging. Their only known predator is the killer whale.

The rhino is bigger when it comes to length and height at the shoulder.The hippo is bigger when it comes to weight.I had already asked people about this question many times and more people said they are almost equal in size.An elephant is bigger than both.The rhino's maximuim weight is four tons and so is it is the hippo.

Hundreds of thousands of elephants have been killed over the past century by trophy hunters and ivory poachers. Approximately 100 years there were 5 to 10 million elephants that roamed the Savannah of Africa and today there are only a few thousand of these magnificent species left in the jungles of Africa.

in zoos and similar the elephants can be trained to step onto a vehicle scale.

The one way, would be to put the elephant into a pond full of water and collect the overflow of water, and the amount/weight of water displaced 435will be the weight of elephant.

He may have been killed, or died a natural death.

The elephant is a vegetarian that eats grasses, shrubs and bushes, and even strips vegetation and bark from trees. It also needs to drink lots of water, and in the dry season, it must often struggle to maintain its health or even to survive. It might be found on open grassy plains or in a landscape dotted with those shrubs and bushes mentioned, or hidden in amongst groves of trees.

Yes, elephant is a common noun.

Yes it is the reason why most of them are killed, not only that but they may also die because of loss of food or by health reasons. The most important reason is because their tusks get chopped off and an extremely big amount of blood pours out until they die or it stops by a blood clot.

they don't use shelter they walk and walk they sleep a very little bit

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pygmy elephants can be less than 5 feet tall!!!!!!!!!! but adults are normally 5-6 feet so cute

African pygmies are typically around 1 pound and as long as a dollar bill.

elephants and rhinos use them as scratching posts

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The reason why dogs and birds pant through their mouths and elephants flap their large ears, is to control (reduce) their temperature.

Some animals can sweat through their skins and cool themselves as this sweat evaporates from their skin.

However, dogs, birds and elephants (and perhaps some other animals) can not sweat so they either evaporate water in their mouths or pump blood into their 'radiator' sized ears to cool themselves.

It would be hard form them to bath, drink, and eat since they do all of those with there trunks. They suck up water to hose themselves down. They suck water up their trunks and shoot it in their mouths to drink. They also pick up their food with their trunks also.