Their trunks after they get water from a lake or river.......but yes they use there trunks=)
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An elephant can actually squirt water from its snout up to 50 feet. However, this will vary depending on the gender, size, and age of the elephant.
Elephants are prone to taking dust baths. They do this so that they can avoid getting burned under the hot sun. Elephants also take dust baths so they can get any bugs off their hides.
They spray mud so they stay cool and its almost like us taking a bath. It is also like sunscreen.
Elephants are known to use their trunk to suck up water and then spray it into their mouths to drink. They don't actually drink through their nose, but their trunk acts as a versatile tool for various activities, including drinking, bathing, and communication.
An elephant's trunk can hold around 2 gallons or 8 quarts of water at a time. This large capacity allows elephants to drink, bathe, and spray themselves with water for various survival and social purposes.
Elephants can find water in various sources such as rivers, streams, lakes, and watering holes. They have a strong sense of smell and can also detect water sources underground in times of drought by digging with their tusks.
An African elephant can drink up to 50 gallons (190 liters) of water per day. This amount can vary depending on factors such as temperature and food availability.
Elephants are herbivores and do not eat fish. Their diet mainly consists of grass, bark, fruits, and vegetables. Fish is not a part of their natural diet.