What are the characteristics of elephants?

The characteristics of elephants are as follows:

Elephants are very clever. They communicate with each other in voices that humans can't understand. They usually move in families. Sometimes several elephants get together to form hundreds of elephants. The main characteristics of elephants are long nose, big ears, big ivory, thick thighs, round body and small tail. Elephant ears When the weather is hot, two big ears are used as fans to dissipate heat.

The most striking thing about an elephant is its huge first nose, which is also one of its most important organs. Like a water pipe, it is long, can be hung to the ground, is cylindrical, and can stretch and bend freely. Usually, its nose is deep and can be opened and closed. There are finger-like protrusions on the tip of the nose, which can pick up fine things. Food and water roll in through the nose, and all its strength is on the nose.

? Elephant habits:

An adult elephant needs to eat about 300 kilograms of food a day. They mainly feed on leaves, fruits, branches and bamboo. Elephants inhabit various habitats, especially jungles, grasslands and river valleys. ?

Elephants are not good at drinking and get drunk easily. They are interested in wine, which is related to the habit of eating fruit for generations. Some fermented fruits produce ethanol, and the smell of ethanol can help them find food. In addition, liquid wine is a very good way for elephants to replenish water.