1. Let's draw the elephant's head, long nose, eyes and ivory first.

2. Then we draw two big ears of an elephant.

3. Then we draw the body parts of the elephant.

We can finally draw the elephant's four legs and tail, and the elephant's stick figure is finished.

Characteristics of elephants:

1, big ears

Elephants have two big ears, whose main function is to dissipate heat. When you slap your ear, the blood temperature in your ear will drop rapidly.

2. Ivory

Elephants have 1 pair of developed front teeth on their maxilla, which grow for life. Ivory is a tool for male elephants to show off. The longer the ivory is, the more attractive it is to the female elephant and the more deterrent it is to other male elephants. Elephants usually fight with ivory because their noses are easily injured.

3. High nose

The trunk is one of the most important organs of an elephant. It looks like a water pipe. It is cylindrical. It can be hung on the ground and stretched freely. The trunk is usually curved, with a deep nose that can be opened and closed, and a finger-like protrusion at the tip of the nose that can pick up fine things. In addition, the trunk plays a vital role in the diet process.

4, the whole body is gray

Elephant coat is sparse, usually light grayish brown.

Living habits of elephants:

1. Elephant is a gregarious mammal, usually taking the family as the unit, headed by the mother elephant, whose daily activity time, action route, foraging place and habitat are under the command of the mother elephant.

Adult male elephants generally only bear the responsibility of protecting family safety. Sometimes several elephants get together to form a herd of hundreds of elephants.

2. Elephants mainly eat young leaves, wild fruits, weeds, vegetables, tender bamboo and other plants, and need to eat more than 225 kilograms of food every day.

Elephants can communicate through infrasound waves that humans can't hear, which are mainly transmitted through bones. When the sound wave is transmitted, it will be transmitted to the inner ear through the bone along the sole of the foot.

The fat on the elephant's face can be used to amplify sound (zoologists call this fat amplification fat). Without interference, it can generally spread 1 1 km. If the medium is not uniform, it can only travel 4 kilometers.

In this case, if elephants need to communicate, they will stamp their feet together and produce a powerful rumble.