When an elephant drink water does it taste like buggers?

Answer 1

Well, honey, elephants don't have taste buds in their trunks, so they don't taste anything when they drink water. And I hate to break it to you, but "buggers" aren't really a thing in the animal kingdom. So, no, an elephant's water doesn't taste like "buggers." But hey, nice try with the creative thinking!

Answer 2

Oh, dude, an elephant's taste buds are probably like, "What's up with this water, it tastes so bland!" I mean, they can't taste the water like we do, they're just chugging it down to stay hydrated. So, no, their water doesn't taste like boogers, unless they've been playing in the mud again!

Answer 3

The do not drink water through their nose (trunk). They suck water up the trunk and then put their trunk in their mouths and squirt the warer out of the trunk into their mouths to drink.

Answer 4

Elephants use their trunks to help them eat and drink.

When eating, they wrap their trunk around grasses, limbs, or twigs, tear it off, and then transfer it to their mouth with their trunk so that they can eat it.

When drinking, they suck water up into their trunks, then place their trunks in their mouth and pour the water in so that they can swallow it.

The trunks, then, are used to transport food and water to the mouth where it is eaten.

Answer 5

they use their trunks to get the water and then they pour it in their mouth's glad i answered your question

Answer 6

Elephants drink through their mouths, but often they use their trunks to lift water into their mouths with.

Answer 7

Why don't you ask an elephant. Nobody can ask, so nobody knows.

Answer 8

No, it is like a nose but much longer. They suck some water up into it and spray it into their mouth.

Answer 9

They sneeze out of there mouths SNEEZE

Answer 10

Of course yes