The life cycle of elephant trunk snakes begins with mating in the water, where the female will eventually give birth to live young. Unlike many other reptiles, elephant trunk snakes do not lay ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: What if you could use your nose to snorkel, or uproot a small tree, or smell water from several miles away? Well, elephants wouldn't be that ...

An elephant uses its trunk for eating, drinking water, communicating, exploring the environment, social behavior, and making ...

What if you could use your nose to snorkel, or uproot a small tree, or smell water from several miles away? Well, elephants wouldn't be that impressed. They do it on the daily, thanks to what's ...

The elephants trunk is their nose ... they also use their trunks to spray themselves with water to cool down, a bit like how you'd water the garden with a hose pipe. Why do elephants have big ...

The elephant’s trunk is one magnificent multi-tool. The female elephants herd together with juvenile bulls and calves, teaching them where to find water and food, while male elephants are loan ...