Depends on the elephant! Tiger's generally avoid adult elephants, but will sometimes kill baby elephants.
No. An elephant has thick hide to protect from claws, teeth, horns, and hooves, and an elephant would crush the tiger to death with its foot.
crocodile
When a curious child elephant wonder what a crocodile ate fir dinner. The child went to ask an crocodile, the crocodile told the elephant to come closer. when the elephant came closer the crocodile snapped at the child's nose. When the child pulled away while the crocodile was still holding his nose, it stretched and became longer and longer. that is the moral on how the elephant got its trunk.
No. A crocodile would only attempt to catch and kill a baby elephant if that baby is alone and unprotected from the elephant herd, but never a fully grown adult. However, a crocodile will eat an elephant if it died beside a croc-infested water source, which would invite quite a feast for the crocodiles to work on.
The best word to complete the analogy is "crocodile." The term "pachyderm" is a general term for thick-skinned mammals, with "elephant" being a specific example. Similarly, "crocodilian" is a general term for crocodile-like reptiles, with "crocodile" being a specific example.
Generally, the largest animals a large crocodile can take down are adult hippos: elephants are simply too heavy - African elephants are the heaviest things on land! However, a group of 4 - 5 really big crocodiles could probably take down an adult elephant, and a crocodile MAY be able to take down a baby elephant.
Elephant.
crocodile
Tigers eat deer, small mammals, wild hogs, cattle, and anywhere from a crocodile to trying to catch an elephant!
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When a curious child elephant wonder what a crocodile ate fir dinner. The child went to ask an crocodile, the crocodile told the elephant to come closer. when the elephant came closer the crocodile snapped at the child's nose. When the child pulled away while the crocodile was still holding his nose, it stretched and became longer and longer. that is the moral on how the elephant got its trunk.
An elephant would crush a crocodile on land and in shallow water. In deep water, the elephant would drown.
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No. A crocodile would only attempt to catch and kill a baby elephant if that baby is alone and unprotected from the elephant herd, but never a fully grown adult. However, a crocodile will eat an elephant if it died beside a croc-infested water source, which would invite quite a feast for the crocodiles to work on.
Elephants eat elephant grass. Other large grazing animals such as the zebra, and the bongo, who live in Africa also eat this grass. Smaller animals are unable to eat it.
yes it can kill a african elephant