Elephants

No. The Amazon is in South America and there are no elephants there. Elephants are in Africa and Asia. The African elephants have big ears while the Asian elephants have small ears. Elephants have a good memory and will handle the bones of a elephant they knew. Baby elephants have babysitters within their herd. In Africa one lodge built on a migration path of the elephants and when migrating the elephants walk through the lobby of the lodge.

Elephants are herbivores, but human remains have been found on at least one documented occasion. The exact reason as to why an elephant would eat a human has not been proven.

If you mean just one ear that gets loped off or something, then I don't see why not. The actual organs are in your noggin, so if you're missing ears you can still hear.

but you might not

if they were fighting in water shark would win but if they were fighting on land elephant would win

I actually think a pig is smarter because on tv I saw a pig that played dead to attract people then led the people to its owner who was having a heart attack.

Elephants are terrestrial herbivorous placental mammals. They are called pachyderms because of their thick, rough skin, but this is not an actual taxon. Taxonomically, they are in the order Proboscidea and the family Elephantidae.

Elephants help to carry logs and travel people from place to place. Circus elephants used to help in raising the tents. Unfortunately, they have been hunted to near extinction for their tusks, which are used for carving and for their supposed medicinal properties, mostly for the east Asian countries.

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Elephants do not have sweat glands. They cool themselves off by circulating their blood through their ears to release heat. That's why African elephants have larger ears than Asian elephants, because it is hotter where they live. Elephants may also spray themselves in water or roll in mud to cool themselves off.

It is beautiful and hard to get, which makes it more expensive.

It is also illegal to trade in it in most countries of the world, making it very risky to trade in the ivory. It can result in jail time and criminal charges if one is caught.

Elephants love to eat plant matter. Specific examples are peanuts, watermelons, bamboo, teak, the leaves of the umbrella acacia tree, and other trees and foliage native to the area they live in.

Of course should save the Rhino! a world without Rhinos is no world I wish to live in. Look at the change the world went through after the DoDo bird became extinct, more wars and disease and famine. Much not traceable to the extinction mostly inferred and formulated for this single question. Rhinos they are a unique and treasured animal they also are the only animal with a horn like that on their face so losing them completely is not a good thing, we would be forced to only see them in pictures and old wild life specials and what fun is that I ask you?

yes, humans and elephants are the only mammals that can cry

When it starts humping your mom.

Although possessing a thick hide, the elephant's skin is sensitive to extreme heat, and also subject to attack from ticks and other tiny creatures. The mud helps protect against these threats.

The hearing range of a Zebra is estimated to be over 1 mile. Their good sense of smell and sight is what helps them survive in the wild.

Well after visiting a recreational park for animals I realized that elephants of all shapes and sizes can have a coloring ranging from coco brown to deep magenta. Some of the elephants there had tick fever though and if that is the case they turn a sickly green color and instead of frolicking around in the sun shine like they usually do, they just play street basketball.

NO! WHY SHOULD THEY!

there ears aren't only for hearing stuff, they also help cool themselves down.

Elephant ivory (as well as the ivory of other animals) has been used as a medium for artists for thousands of years. Some of the most intricate carving has come out of the East, and specimens in museums today might cost tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars to purchase if they were for sale. The tusks continue to be displayed as a whole in a number of places. Ivory was also adapted for use to create billiard balls and to put on piano keys. It has always been used to make chop sticks, the handles of many items (like knives and guns), combs, brooches and other jewelry, and was inlaid in many, many different things. Use the link below to see a couple of pictures are learn more. What is arguably the best use of ivory is to let the elephant keep it for the length of its natural life. Elephants use their tusks in a number of ways that are useful to them in gathering food, defending themselves from enemies and in displays among themselves. That is exactly why the elephant developed its tusks, why it evolved them.

Elephants are not nocturnal because nocturnal animals only come out in the dark but elephants are usually awake the whole day and some of the night.

i dont think they eat african fruits but they do eat apples they eat african grass

Elephants are herbivores.

To buy a pet elephant you can always go to the zoo and check wether there's an elephant you can buy! Or maybe you can go to Sumatra, India, and African to look for elephants yourself!LOL:D

That answer is ridiculous. You can buy a pet elephant from any local breeder.

Elephants does moves fast. Elephants does moves very fast indeed.

I used to think that elephants were slow, because they're so big. But the two figures I seem to get anywhere I ask, is that they can charge up to 25 or up to 30 miles an hour. Now if somebody can make clear why there are conflicting figures, that would be much appreciated, but that would be the job of an investigative scientific journalist, perhaps at some leading university of some sort, to get to the root of the real figure.

Either way, it makes them scary as **** knowing the damage that can be done by something 12 feet tall and thousands of pounds with a foot that can crush cars charging at you at 25-30 mph.