African Elephant

The body length of adults of African elephants is about 7 feet (2 meters). It is actually a thin nose and upper lip. Like most nose, the trunk smells

When an elephant drinks alcohol it will inhale up to 2 gallons (7.5 liters) of water at a time. Then round the body to the bottom and attach the tip of the fuselage to the mouth and blow it. Water coming down from the elephant's throat

African elephants use the trunk to cool down, as the sun usually lives in hot places. First of all, they sprayed cold water on their bodies. Then, they often spray dust to form a protective layer on the skin. The elephant picks up and sprinkles dust in the same way as their trunks

The elephant also uses their trunks as snorkeling during trekking in the deep sea. The elephant's torso is controlled by many muscles. With two fingers at the top of the fuselage, elephants can perform delicate manipulations such as picking fruits from the ground and removing leaves from trees. The elephant can also grab the entire branch, pull it into the mouth, then raise the tree and use the trunk to put the green leaves in the mouth.

When an elephant sniffs something interesting, it lifts its trunk like a periscope of a submarine and smells the air. If threatened, the elephant will use that trunk to squeal as a warning loudly.

Elephants are social creatures. They occasionally hug them by wrapping their trunks together to show greetings and emotions. The elephant also uses a trunk to lift and push elephant calves beyond obstacles, save the elephant caught in the mud, and gently lift the newborn's elephant. Just like a human baby sucking with your thumb, elephant calves often suck trunks for comfort. Elephants can eat 300 pounds (136 kilograms) of food a day.

People feed ivory as the main elephant. Adult women and young people travel in flocks, adult men usually travel alone or travel on their own

African elephants are divided into two different species: the African jungle elephant, the most common species, and the smaller African forest elephant. Shrubs are the world's largest terrestrial animals. In both African elephants, men and women have ivory; these are modified front teeth that can grow to dozens of kilograms and are used for various basic purposes in elephant life is. These ivory are important ivory sources for ivory ornaments and jewels, but the ivory of mammoth (page 21) has also been excavated and its ivory is legally traded.

There are two kinds of elephants in the two regions of Asia and Africa. The scientific name of Asian elephant is 'Elephas Maximus', and the African elephant is 'Loxodonta'. African elephants differ from Asian elephants in many ways. It is bigger than Indian elephant, both men and women have ivory. Elephants are closely related to water. In addition to drinking water, I also like to swim in and play. It uses a trunk to absorb and drink water. Once an elephant can put 4 liters of water in its trunk. In the summer, elephants spend too much time on the water. It splashs water on your body to keep your body cold

The easiest way to distinguish African elephants from Asian elephants is to listen to ears. The ears of African elephants are large and look a bit like Africa, but the ears of Asian elephant have small roundness. Elephant's ears radiate the heat of the body. Because African elephants live in a hot weather, we need to dissipate more heat than Asian elephants (it will get hot due to climate change). African elephants and Asian elephants have different head shapes. The African elephant has a round head, while Asian elephant has a double indentation, and there is a lawn line on the head. Finally, you can see ivory. Both male and female African elephants can have ivory, but only male Asian elephants can grow them. However it is important to note that not all Asian elephants and all elephants in Africa develop ivory.