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First of all, it depends on the elephant. Forest elephants have the forest for shelter, while savanna elephants do not. Elephants, in general, are large enough that they don't need protection from predators and therefore don't need shelter. They also don't need shelter for breeding, as baby elephants are plenty protected by large ones and capable of moving around on their own. Also, some animals need shelter to protect them from the natural elements. Elephants are build strong enough that that does not apply to them, so they don't really need any. In other words, elephants are designed so that they don't need shelter.
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What do elephants use for shelter?
Oh, dude, elephants use their big ol' bodies for shelter! I mean, they're like walking tents, right? They don't need to worry about setting up a campsite or anything, they just plop down and boom, instant shelter. It's like having a house on your back, but way cooler.
Do elephants build their own homes?
No, elephants do not build their own homes. They typically live in groups called herds and roam large areas in search of food and water. They may use their tusks and trunks to create temporary shelters by moving branches or digging in the ground, but they do not construct permanent structures like homes.
How do elephants put on diapers?
Elephants do not wear diapers in the wild. In captivity, trainers use positive reinforcement techniques to train elephants to urinate and defecate in specific areas to help with waste management.
What type of mammals live in caves?
Mammoths, bears, elephants+++Really? There no mammoths left though I dare say elephants might shelter in rock-shelters if any exist where they live. Bears might use caves (again, if available locally to them) as dens or forhibernation.The predominent cave-dwelling mammal is the bat - using caves as roosts, nurseries and hibernaculae but emerging at dusk to feed outside. There are no known fully cave-dwelling mammals.
Did the Romans have elephants?
The roman's did use elephants, but in very small quantities since they were quite dangerous.
Why do elephants use a tree as a shelter?
to keep them cool
What do elephants use for shelter?
Oh, dude, elephants use their big ol' bodies for shelter! I mean, they're like walking tents, right? They don't need to worry about setting up a campsite or anything, they just plop down and boom, instant shelter. It's like having a house on your back, but way cooler.
Do elephants need shelter?
they don't use shelter they walk and walk they sleep a very little bit
What does the starfish use for shelter?
It uses different types of platnts for a shelter.
What do rabbit use as shelter?
In the wild, they use burrows, as a pet, enclosed areas/cages.
Do elephants build their own homes?
No, elephants do not build their own homes. They typically live in groups called herds and roam large areas in search of food and water. They may use their tusks and trunks to create temporary shelters by moving branches or digging in the ground, but they do not construct permanent structures like homes.
How do elephants put on diapers?
Elephants do not wear diapers in the wild. In captivity, trainers use positive reinforcement techniques to train elephants to urinate and defecate in specific areas to help with waste management.
What do hopi people use to build there shelter?
They used wood and skn for the other types of houses
What is a ceremonial elephants?
why do indians use elephants
Do elephants hunt for food?
Yes, they do. Mainly for the males' tusks which they use as a decoration or carve something from it. Many different types of elephants are endangered and some are illegal to hunt. Hunters also hunt elephants for their skin. They might use the skin for purses or jackets.
How do rhinos and elephants use termite mounds?
elephants and rhinos use them as scratching posts
How do rhinos and elephants use termite?
elephants and rhinos use them as scratching posts
