Where can you find elephant?

Answer 1

Elephants are Mammals(Proboscidea). Before the last ice age you could find these creatures over most parts of our planet. Today you may only find wild elephants in parts of Africa, south of Sahara and small parts of east Asia.

Most Asian, or Indian, elephants are in India, but there are also herds in Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malasia, Borneo, Sumatra, Sri Lanka, and southern China.

African Elephants are found in all countries of Africa except the northern countries of Western Sahara, Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt.

Elephants habitat can vary from jungle, rain forest, savannas and desert. But never more than a day walk away from a water source. Their numbers is decreasing because killed by farmers, humans claiming their land and poachers hunting for their tusks.

Answer 2

Elephants are native to Africa and Asia, and can be found in a variety of habitats such as savannas, forests, and grasslands. They are typically found near sources of water where they can drink and bathe. Many countries in Africa and Asia have national parks and wildlife reserves where you can see elephants in their natural habitat.

Answer 3

Africa (savanna) or Africa (forest) or Asia

Answer 4

In Thailand :)

Answer 5

In the African or the Asian savanna