As soon as we say the word elephant, the idea that comes to mind immediately is, Oh, we have seen it in the zoo. It is tall and powerful, rough-skinned and gentle, and we really want to ride it, so that we can be down a peg or two. But how many people saw the elephant die? At the same time, some people will ask: when an elephant dies, it will choose a mysterious place to die alone. Is it true?/You don't say. In fact, in the wild, when elephants can predict that they are going to die, they will leave the group and go to a remote place, where their ancestors are quietly waiting for death. Let's analyze it below.

Some scientists have studied that when elephants predict that they are about to die, they will leave the group, find a place to wait for death along the route left by their ancestors, and eat their bodies for carnivores, thus contributing their last strength to nature. This explains that the elephant didn't choose to die alone, but just wanted to make a final contribution before he died.

Elephants are social animals. They all have a leading elephant to take them to find water and grass. When encountering foreign enemies, adult elephants will form a circle to protect their young elephants. Prevent them from being hurt by the enemy. Moreover, their skin is thick enough to resist enemy bites and scratches on branches. When you meet animals weaker than them, you won't be attacked as long as you don't invade their territory.

Elephants are docile and easy to tame. In ancient times, they were used for fighting and carrying. As we said above, rough skin can resist enemy attacks, and elephants can also be used to carry grain and grass and build forts. Therefore, elephants have made great contributions to human development. Now people kill elephants for ivory, which leads to a sharp decline in the number of elephants and even to extinction. If humans are not protected, wild elephants will disappear from our sight forever. If our descendants want to see elephants, they can only see them in pictures. I hope people don't kill elephants. Take care of it.