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Elephant
                     Facts:
www.motlies.com




 Elephants are       distant descendents of mam-
 moths.

 Indian elephants are smaller than African elephants.

 African elephants can reach a height of 3 meters
 and weigh up to 7 tons (as much a small school bus).
                                                                Did you know?
                         200 kg of food
 Big elephants need approximately
                                                               African elephants
 and 150 l of water per day.                                    are the biggest
                                                                land mammals.
 Elephants live in herds and the oldest female elephant will
 lead the herd.

 The trunk of an elephant can be used to hold and hand-
 le things just like a human hand.
                                                                   Info Box
 Elephant tusks are hollow. They are made of ivory and are
                                                                 The leading
 sensitive to touch.
                                                                    female
                                                                  elephant in
                                The
 An elephant trunk is a mixture of nose and upper lip.
                                                                     a herd
 trunk has no bones and consists of
                                                                 is called the
 m
 ­ uscles and nerves.
                                                                  matriarch.
Elephant
                     Facts:
www.motlies.com




 Elephants have       four molar teeth, which                  can
 re-grow up
 ­                    to six times during their lives.
 Female elephants have teats in the front part of the body so
 that they can stroke their babies with their trunk while they feed.

 Elephants can’t sweat. To keep their skin cool and
 elastic they love to take a mud bath. Additionally, the dried
 mud protects them from insect bites and
 sunburn.                                                                   Info Box

 If elephants can’t take a mud bath they’ll bath in water and
                                                                       Elephants are good
 afterwards they’ll cover themselves with dust, this acts like
                                                                       swimmers. They can
 dried mud.
                                                                        use their trunk as
                                                                            a snorkel.
                                  100 kg
 Elephant babies weigh already as much as
 d
 ­ uring birth (about 2 times as much as
 a baby hippo).

 Elephants are fully-grown when they are 30 years old and
 they can live for about 70 years.

                                     the
 Elephants don’t have strong eyesight but they have
 biggest brains in the animal kingdom.
Elephant
                     Quiz:
www.motlies.com




 True or False?

 1.	              Elephants are the tallest land mammals.

 2.	 A young male elephant leads the herd.

 3.	 Elephants can use their trunk as a snorkel.

 4.	 Elephants can see very well.

 5.	 African elephants are bigger than its Indian cousins.




 Answers:
 1. F (they are the BIGGEST land mammals), 2. F (the oldest female (called a matriarch) will lead the herd), 3. T, 4. F, 5. T

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Elephant facts

  • 1. Elephant Facts: www.motlies.com Elephants are distant descendents of mam- moths. Indian elephants are smaller than African elephants. African elephants can reach a height of 3 meters and weigh up to 7 tons (as much a small school bus). Did you know? 200 kg of food Big elephants need approximately African elephants and 150 l of water per day. are the biggest land mammals. Elephants live in herds and the oldest female elephant will lead the herd. The trunk of an elephant can be used to hold and hand- le things just like a human hand. Info Box Elephant tusks are hollow. They are made of ivory and are The leading sensitive to touch. female elephant in The An elephant trunk is a mixture of nose and upper lip. a herd trunk has no bones and consists of is called the m ­ uscles and nerves. matriarch.
  • 2. Elephant Facts: www.motlies.com Elephants have four molar teeth, which can re-grow up ­ to six times during their lives. Female elephants have teats in the front part of the body so that they can stroke their babies with their trunk while they feed. Elephants can’t sweat. To keep their skin cool and elastic they love to take a mud bath. Additionally, the dried mud protects them from insect bites and sunburn. Info Box If elephants can’t take a mud bath they’ll bath in water and Elephants are good afterwards they’ll cover themselves with dust, this acts like swimmers. They can dried mud. use their trunk as a snorkel. 100 kg Elephant babies weigh already as much as d ­ uring birth (about 2 times as much as a baby hippo). Elephants are fully-grown when they are 30 years old and they can live for about 70 years. the Elephants don’t have strong eyesight but they have biggest brains in the animal kingdom.
  • 3. Elephant Quiz: www.motlies.com True or False? 1. Elephants are the tallest land mammals. 2. A young male elephant leads the herd. 3. Elephants can use their trunk as a snorkel. 4. Elephants can see very well. 5. African elephants are bigger than its Indian cousins. Answers: 1. F (they are the BIGGEST land mammals), 2. F (the oldest female (called a matriarch) will lead the herd), 3. T, 4. F, 5. T