Elephants

No they cannot, elephants can merely step on ants to kill them while it would take years for ants to eat elephants.

Like any large game, you first bleed the moose so the job won't be as bad. Cut the guts out immidiately before it goes rotten. The liver can be eaten raw as it is! Then cut off the head. Skin the moose by using the knife to cut the outside away from the meat. The limbs should be cut off and the meat around the thighs should be kept. After a long time of hard work, you should have the torso meat along with the thighs and rib area in the keep pile. What to do with the fur, head, and legs, is all up to you!

First the food chain starts with a smaller animal and is then eaten by a bigger one. this then continues until there are no bigger animals left to eat the smaller ones and they the die of starvation due to no food.

They are kinda a like

No they are not ruminants. They actually have a digestive system similar to horses, and it is not very optimal, they have a rather great loss of nutrition's, which of course, is a benefit to other feces-eating species in the ecosystem.

No

Contrary to common knowledge any herbivorous can consume and digest animal proteins and fats; it is just too good of a food source to ignore. So any insects or worms or what-not that a cow or a horse or an elephant may gobble down with their grass and leaves gets digested and consumed.

Many mammalian herbivores after giving birth will promptly consume the after birth.

No, they are herbivores

No, they are herbivores

No, they are herbivores

No, they are herbivores

No, they are herbivores

No, they are herbivores

A person has to eat how many kg per day depends on the man or woman and their age. A person food also depends from he takes it from home or else outside. A person has to eat 3,600 calories per person per day.Some calories content food like milk, meat, eggs, grain product, fruits and vegetables has a high content of calories that makes the person healthier.

Christopher Columbus called the island "Baja Mar" meaning shallow sea. During his expedition he noticed that the coral reefs, and sandy shoals in the island that makes it difficult for their ship to navigate. Thus, the name of the Bahamas Island was taken from this name. The word Bahamas means "the island of the shallow sea".

A hippopotamus eats wild foods. It is very unlikely that one would like chocolate,

A Narwhal

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Tree bark is the African elephant's favorite food.

There are two versions of the Toppie Elephant that we see pop up every now and again.

The first version being the 1957 Toppie which is taller and longer with a shorter trunk. Measuring 16" in height with plastic eye buttons, saddle with elastic and a pink ribbon.

The second toppie is the 1958 which is the smaller Toppie with the larger trunk, plastic eyes and a blue ribbon. Measuring 12" in height and no saddle.

The 1957 Toppie is the rarer of the two and it's value can exceed $500.00 USD in the 2013 market if in Mint - Near Mint Condition. It's very hard to find any of these, let alone in good condition.

The 1958 holds some value, but does not compare to the 1957. The 1958 Toppie has an approximate 2013 value of $95 USD.

You can notice the differences in these two just by looking at them. One stands on all four, has a saddle and pink ribbon (1957 - $500+). The other cannot stand on it's own, has a blue ribbon and a longer trunk (1958 - $95)

These reports are figured by the amount of World-Wide listings trending and demand. The 1957 Toppie is reverred as a much more sought after collectible than the 1958. But both do hold true value.

As of this posting there are two Toppies currently up for auction. One is on eBay, and the other is on Etsy. The eBay one is the more valuable one. Yet the Etsy listing is listed at the same price.

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"Pink elephants" do not exist. The term is used to represent anything completely imagined (and therefore of any form whatsoever), such as might appear to someone who was drunk, hallucinating, or having delusions.

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The reason the mammoth went extinct is cause when the ice age melted the climate began to heat up and it got really hot and the started to die when it got to hot it caused it to have a heat stroke

Yes. Small mammals tend to have great hearing abilities so please move your mouse somewhere silent if your going to play loud music.

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• This is a myth, not factual.
• One reason that many people felt this myth might be true is because they thought an elephant might fear a mouse creeping into its trunk while asleep - stopping it from breathing. However this logic has a fatal flaw. Apart from the fact that no mouse in his right mind would choose such a crazy place for a snooze, any sleeping elephant would easily smell such a suicidal rodent. And the force that an elephant has for blowing obstructions from their trunks is plenty adequate to shoot a mouse out like a ball from a cannon.
• Mice, per se, do not bother any of them. They are a very natural part of their environments. A mouse walking by is not a problem for any of the larger animals. What DOES bother them is anything that startles them. A mouse that was very still and in the elephant's view is not an issue. If this (very stationary) mouse suddenly moves, the movement that occurs MAY startle the elephant. This depends on many factors. What other noises are around. Are there any predators (perceived or otherwise) nearby? What smells are around? How close is the mouse?
• There are plenty of websites explaining that it depends on the elephants in question. The elephants in the Mythbusters episode were "semi-habituated", likely spending most--if not all--of their time out in a natural environment instead of in a man-made structures with food stores nearby (where mice would happily forage). A stark-white mouse suddenly appearing underfoot would startle them as a curious anomaly in their natural environment... unlike a circus or zoo-kept elephant that was used to seeing mice scurrying around, as part of everyday life. So, it depends on the elephant and how/where it was raised and if it was exposed to mice in everyday life.
• Their reaction may not be related to the mouse as an animal, but rather to its being a moving object near the animal's feet. It can be a question of whether the animal feels it is in any danger of loss of sure footing. It is sometimes difficult for large animals to get up again after fully down ("cast"), they depend on their readiness for flight or running away from danger and they avoid or fear the inability to do this. When large animals, like elephants, see something moving toward or under foot, they worry that they will lose their footing and fall and then be unable to get up again to flee from danger.
• When elephants need to move from a position on their sides on the ground they need a lot of room to get up. They need to be able to roll themselves back first to get momentum to allow them to get partially up on their sides and to get their feet under them to stand. If they do not feel that they will have plenty of room should this become necessary, they will avoid anything that puts their sure footing in jeopardy. A small object moving, like a rock rolling can indicate loose footing. A small moving mouse can trigger this worry about footing and cause the large animal to move to an area that will be more sure under foot and that has large enough space for them to get back up if they go down.

it depends on how thirsty you are. but for an average human about 3 gallons.

Not 3 gallons, but about 2 1/2 to 3 liters. You can drink more, but that is the recommended amount of water.

Elephants are not afraid of mice and most often would not even notice a mouse if it was near them. When elephants do notice mice, it is mostly because of a change in their territory, and that can startle the herd animal.

Pretty much every animal on this Earth. The elephant is the largest land mammal, so even lions are scared of them and run away because they do not want to become lion pulp. The only creature not scared of them is giraffes because they are taller than elephants and cannot get squished by them.

Orwell shoots the elephant when it is in heat because he is destroying property and also took someones life. Orwell didnt really want to kill it but the people following him made him feel pushed forward to do it.

The difference between hunting deer and hunting elephants is overall

1) elephants are poached more and there are fewer of them

2) elephants are a keystone species and thus are more important to their own ecosystem then deer; meaning that if their population decreases it will create a greater impact than a decrease in deer population.

There are also other reason like for instance they are two different species, but basically that's it.