Elephants can be very dangerous. They are extremely large animals. They are also territorial, and will attack if you get too close to them. Male elephants also go through musth, which is a form of "heat" that means they are ready to mate. During this time, they are very aggressive and will attack almost anything that moves.
The roman's did use elephants, but in very small quantities since they were quite dangerous.
mammoth's weigh more but they are exstinked CORRECT ANSWER: Animals living today that are bigger than elephants are aquatic. They are: Blue whale Sperm whale Whale shark Right whale Finback whale Humpback whale
Humans are the only predator that a elephant has. ADDENDUM: Humans are not elephants' only predator. Elephants are also hunted by lions, hyenas and wild dogs. Elephant calves are far more vulnerable to attacks from these predators and are frequently taken from the mother if there are no other adult elephants to help her defend her offspring. Large groups of lions have learned how to attack and kill juvenile elephants who have wandered away from the herd and lone adult elephants, too. These carnivores have to have large enough numbers and be hungry enough, though, to risk such a dangerous undertaking.
A dozen equals twelve and if you change it to a dozen elephants you are saying 12 elephants the answer is twelve elephants.
Elephants are large powerful creatures. They are able to easily kill a person by stomping or smashing them with their very large heads. They also complete for resources with humans that live in their environment. Many tribal Africans need to do as the elephants do, and move their people to where food can grow and water is nearby. This means they also have to deal with animals that want their food. Elephants have been known to raid farms, eating or destroying good deals of what the village had grown. They will also retaliate when the villagers chase them off. There have been reported cases of villagers killing a younger elephant that is raiding their food supply, only to have the mother elephant come back looking for their young one, and tearing down parts of the village. In one case reported case, she could smell the blood of her calf inside a hut, and came right through the wall, killing some of the people inside.
well, they can step on you.
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The roman's did use elephants, but in very small quantities since they were quite dangerous.
that makes it really hard to answer :P if your wondering the most dangerous thing that they can do, is to probably kill people x
All wild animals are dangerous. African elephants are large, they have poor eyesight, but a good sense of smell. They are protective of their young and are relatively territorial.If they perceive a person as a threat they will not hesitate to charge or trample them - even if they are in a vehicle
i think its mosquitoes, lions, jellyfishes, sharks, elephants,or yellow jackets.
The people affected have tried to use repellents such as pepper to ward of elephants. Otherwise, the people may attack the elephant or scare it off with spears and whatever other weapons they have to use.
Only extreme hunger would cause a lion pride to hunt elephants. It's a very dangerous business, and a nice little antelope would be a lot easier.
because that's when elephants are jumping out of palm trees.
Yes. They look like sweethearts from faraway but are very fierce up close. In some parts of Africa, the elephant is considered the most dangerous species there. So yes, elephants are fierce.
Elephants are dangerous because they are large and very powerful and nothing can stop them except human technology and bullets. They break through fences and steal crops in the night, and can trample anything that gets in their way. Also, their tusks can impale you in a heartbeat. Elephants are very protective of their young and if they think you are a threat, they will attack you.
Elephants, their only enemies are human. Another answer: elephants can be dangerous too. yes, they can be but only if they are threatened by humans! A bull elephant in musth is dangerous to anything that comes near it, including other elephants.