Elephant

he elephant (Family Elephantidae) is the largest land mammal that is still  alive, and family of the Ordo Pachyderm, and the only remaining family of the Ordo Proboscidea. The elephant is one of the animals that exist in Indonesia.        Asian elephants live in India and Southeast Asia, African elephants live in Africa. In Indonesia, elephants live in Sumatra and Kalimantan   
       The elephants body is very big. Elephants have trunks to search food. Elephants have big ears, and a thick and wrinkled skin. The skin colour of an elephant is gray.      
       Elephants belong to the category of herbivores. Elephants spend sixteen hours a day to collect food. Food consists of at least 50% grass, plus leaves, twigs, roots, and a little fruit, seeds and flowers. Because elephants only digest 40% of the food they eat, they have to consume large amounts of food. An adult elephant can consume 140 until 270 kg of food per day. Sixty percent of the food is left in the stomach and is not digested.      
        Elephants move by walking, when elephants walk they make noise. Elephants always move along with the other elephants . Although they have a large body, they are very good swimmers. They can swim for 6 hours and up to a distance of 50 km.      
        Mother elephants are for about 22 months pregnant. At birth a baby elephant has a few teeth series, he weights around 120 kg and has a height of 90 cm.
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