This week Keri brought in animal of the week.
What do you know about elephants?
What questions do you have about elephants?
Leave it in a comment below.
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Elaphants are one of the biggest land animals in the world.
To p4
Elephants are the size of 2 cars.
What do baby elephants look like?
What do the bottom of their feet look like?
From Ashton
To P4
Well I don’t really know anything about elephants.
I would like it if you told me some facts about elephants?
What are elephants related to?
And how heavy are elephants?
From Megan
Room7
Nz
To p4
I know that African elethants are heavier than a human and
that they live in Africa but where in Africa?
From Christian
NZ
To P4
Why did you choose the African elephant as the animal of the week?
What I know about African elephants is that they have trunks so that they can splash water on their back to keep them cool. I also know that another way to keep themself cool is by rolling around in squishy mud. Two more things I know about African elephants is that they like to eat seeds and little rocks and is that the first thing a new born elephant does is to roll around in mud to also clean it.
From Loren
Room7
NZ
To p4
I liked what you choose for the animal of the week and how you choose a sooo cute elephant!!
I know that African Elephants has big floppy ears.
African elephants are mammals.
African elephants weigh alot.
People in Thailand and in different countries ride on elephants.
What is the first elephant called? Why is elephants made?
From Katherine
(room7)
NZ
To p4
That is a cool picture of the elephant you have got.I know that elephants drink water and also play in mud.
But I don’t know what elephants eat? Do they eat meat or grass. I really want to learn more about elephants. Do you know where they live and sleep? Do they live in the wild? What do you know about elephants.
by Victoria room7
vardon
To p4
That Elephant looks so cute!!
Did you know that elephants are actually mammals also Elephants have lived on earth for millons of years!!
Elephants rock!!
I have also got some questions.
What do you know about Elephants?
Do you have Elephents in your country?
From Katie:)
room7
NZ
To P4
That toy elephant looks so cute!
I know that some people in different countries ride elephants.
I want to know what do elephants eat?
From Dakota
room7
nz
I love elephants because thay are noisy and huge thay sauté water frome there tronks.
We know that Indian Elephants have ears shaped like India, and African Elephants have ears shaped as Africa, that’s how you tell the diffrents.
This African Elephant looks really cute! We wish we could have a baby African Elephant as are pet.
Elephants are the biggest anamil on earth
elephants have big ears so that when they get hot they can fan therslfes
elephants skin is very dry
elephants are mamles
Size: Up to 11 feet
Lifespan: 60 to 70 years
Habitat: Dense forest to open plains
Predators: Humans
Scientific Name: Loxodonta african
Swahili Name: Tembo or ndovu
The African elephant is the largest living land mammal.
Not only does the long trunk permit the elephant to reach as high as 23 feet,
Both male and female African elephants have tusks, although only males in the Asiatic species have them. Tusks grow for most of an elephant’s lifetime and are an indicator of age. Elephants are “right- or left-tusked,” using the favored tusk more often as a tool, thus, shortening it from constant wear. Tusks will differ in size, shape and direction; researchers use them (and the elephant’s ears) to identify individuals.
Elephants can live in nearly any habitat that has adequate quantities of food and water. Their ideal habitat consists of plentiful grass and browse.
Females mature at about 11 years and stay in the group, while the males, which mature between 12 and 15
An elephant’s day is spent eating (about 16 hours),
Elephants are very social, frequently touching and caressing one another and entwining their trunks.
Elephants demonstrate concern for members of their families they take care of weak or injured members and appear to grieve over a dead companion.