Tail Of An Elephant. close up picture of the tail of a elephant Stock Photo Alamy The tail of an elephant serves as an important tool for communication within their social groups Some captive elephants also have broken tails either from elephant confrontations (mostly biting) or abuse by humans (who break their tails in retribution for "bad" behavior)
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For example, elephants use their tails to communicate with each other; much like a dog, a swishing or wagging tail can signify happiness or excitement Still, no matter how they look, tails definitely have personality.
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The hair that appears around the eyes and nose have a protection purpose The hair that appears around the eyes and nose have a protection purpose The function of an elephant's tail in the wild is primarily as an aid in communication between elephants
Elephant Tail Free Stock Photo Public Domain Pictures. The hair on an elephant is thickest on the tail and more visible on the head and back The tail of a relaxed elephant swings from side to side; the tail of an alert or uncomfortable elephant is held still, pointing downwards; and the tail of an upset, frightened or angry elephant is held out stiffly at right angles from the body
African elephant skin detail and tail hires stock photography and images Alamy. The hair that appears around the eyes and nose have a protection purpose The hair on the tail can reach a length of up to 100 centimetres