In fact, elephants are very cute animals, and elephants have very high IQs. According to research by scientists, elephants are second only to monkeys in IQ. Therefore, the elephant is not only huge in size, but also has a particularly developed brain. As long as he has seen humans, the appearance of these humans will be recorded in his brain. Therefore, many elephants living in zoos are very close to their keepers, but if others approach them at will, the elephants may drive them away and prevent them from getting close to them, because elephants will only remember the keepers' words. They don't want to remember other people's faces.

In fact, elephants are also one of the largest animals in the world, so elephants have no natural enemies in the wild. However, because elephants have two tusks on their mouths, many rich people now like to collect ivory to make As a result, many poachers will take risks to hunt elephants and cut off their tusks. Although it is illegal to hunt wild animals at will, many people still choose to take risks in order to make money, which leads to The number of wild elephants is very rare now, so in order to protect wild elephants, experts will saw off all the ivory tusks, so as to prevent poachers from hunting the elephants. However, experts will anesthetize the elephants before sawing off the tusks, so sawing The elephant does not feel pain during the ivory removal process. It is precisely because of this that the number of elephants is increasing.

In fact, elephants are not only very intelligent, but also very vindictive. If a human has hurt an elephant, the elephant will take revenge on the human. Once in India, a man accidentally injured a baby elephant, so a few days later, the baby elephant came with an elephant to take revenge on the man. In the end, the man was trampled by the elephant and seriously injured. The elephant also knocked down all this man's houses. So it can be seen how vengeful elephants are, so if we encounter elephants in the wild, we must not approach them at will.