Diet in itself is only a list of what a person or an animal eats.
For humans, going on a diet usually means only eating certain things, usually in order to lose weight.
Animals aren't considered to care about weight enough to deliberately try to lose any. If they're hunggry, and there's food, they'll eat it.
If lion is to cub, then elephant is to calf. Both lion cubs and elephant calves are the offspring of their respective adult animals. The term "cub" is used for young lions, while "calf" is used for young elephants.
The name for a baby elephant is calf. The elephant's mother would be called a cow, and the father would be called a bull.
Elephants have a gestation period of around 22 months, which is the longest pregnancy of any mammal. This lengthy period allows for the development of the calf to a point where it is better able to survive after birth.
I dont think they would because they are herbivores and eat the usual plant diet of leaves, twigs and other such plants.
No, elephants do not eat cork. They primarily feed on grasses, leaves, bark, and fruits. Cork is not a natural food source for elephants and would not be part of their normal diet.
calf
No, elephants have a calf maybe. Dogs have puppies
baby elephants are called calves (or calf)
It is referred to as an elephant calf.
Male = Bull Female = Cow Young = Calf
it increases the chance the calf will live to reproduce
Elephants are very social and show emotions. One scientist observed a baby elephant that was playing in the grass. The calf got separated from his mother for a period of time. As soon as the calf noticed, the calf started wailing and crying. The calf's mother then rushed to the calf's side and began comforting it with her truck. Elephants are also sensitive to death. Elephants have been observed picking up bones of other elephants and carrying with them.The elephants are also silent for a period of time as if they were remembering the elephant. They focus on the skull, possibly to identify the elephant. Elephants also form circles around their young to protect them from predators. If a herd of elephants are separated, when they reunite they celebrate. This includes spinning, trumpeting, playing, and greetings.
an elephant's baby is called a calf.
Oh, what a lovely question! Elephants usually have just one calf at a time. The mother elephant carries her calf for about 22 months before giving birth. It's truly a beautiful sight to see a mother elephant caring for her precious calf in the wild.
elephants eat grass and bushes
It is called Baby Elephant. A young elephant is called a calf.
The pronoun in singular form is 'calf', and the plural is 'calves'.