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The elephants can bellow, roar or make a trumpeting noise.
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How far away can elephants hear?
The sound structure of elephants is very advanced. See, they can hear infrasound (i think it's called that) which is basically low rumbles that they can somehow send to each other. They can send them over long distances too, kind of like telephone calls. We can't hear them, by the way. Apparently African elephants can also detect the calls and foot stomps of other elephants through underground vibrations.Elephants hear through their ears. Elephants ears have infrasound capabilities for long range communication.
What does an elephant do when it is hungry?
Elephants are very talented believe me :D I love them.... Elephants are the largest land animal alive. Elephants can lift a car with it's trunk. It can also run over enemies and charge at them. But their very loving and can form a bond over you. But elephants in the wild travel far distances for water. It's part of their migration. They care for their young. Guess what?! They can paint beautiful paintings, they cost a fortune!!!
Use Darwin's theory to explain how the trunks of elephants might get longer over many generations?
At one time in history there were elephants with long trunks and elephants with shorter trunks. The long trunks helped those elephants to survive and therefore pass their traits to the next generation.
Do elephants move to places?
Elephants are nomadic and move around lot. They will move around within one area for a while until they have eaten all their favorite foods or until the water dries up. When that happens, they will move to another area. They repeat this pattern over the course of a season. Seasonally, they have regular movements called migrations where they travel over long distances looking for food and water and a more hospitable climate.
Name four animals that have hearing that is different from ours?
Elephants, bottle-nosed dolphins, and humpback whales can hear lower-pitched sounds than humans. Dolphins communicate via clicks and whistles, and whales use low frequency moans or pulse signals. The lower frequencies of elephants allow them to communicate over distances as great as 20 miles or more, depending on weather conditions.
How do long wavelength radio waves communicate over big distances?
aids
Why were long-range radio signals important?
so people could communicate over long distances
What was the radio needed for?
the radio was needed for communications (mostly over long distances, while over time people used it for entertainment
How did the invention of the telegraph and telephone affect communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
What was one of the first inventions that made it possible to communicate almost instantly over long distances?
telegraph
How did the inventions of the telegraph and the telephone affected communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
How did the invention of the telegraph and the telephone affect communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
How did the inventions of the telegraph and the telephone affect communication?
People could communicate quickly over long distances.
How did they communicate in 1903?
By 1903, the telegraph had been invented, so that was the fastest method of communicating over long distances.
What was the main benefit of the advent of the telegraph and telephone?
people could communicate more quickly over long distances.
In what way did the Telegraph and telephone most affect communication?
People could communicate over long distances faster.
How did people communicate over long distances?
Telegraph cables- in use since l858 Cyrus Field the principal engineer involved.
