African Elephants

What type of habitat do African elephants typically live in?

• Deserts and tundras

• Mountains and glaciers

• Savannas, forests, and grasslands

• Coral reefs and oceans

What are some of the threats to African elephant conservation?

• Overpopulation, deforestation, and natural disasters

• Hunting, urbanization, and agricultural expansion

• Poaching, habitat loss, and human-wildlife conflict

• Climate change, pollution, and disease

What is the primary diet of African elephants?

• Insects and small animals

• Plants and vegetation

• Processed foods and snacks

• Meat and fish

How has habitat loss affected African elephant populations?

• Habitat loss has increased African elephant populations.

• Habitat loss has caused an increase in African elephant populations.

• Habitat loss has no impact on African elephant populations.

• Habitat loss has led to a decline in African elephant populations.

Where are African elephants primarily found in the wild?

• Deserts of South America

• Savannas and forests of Africa

• Mountains of Asia

• Oceans of Europe

What are some efforts being made to conserve African elephant populations?

• Hunting for sport and ivory trade

• Encouraging human settlement in elephant migration routes

• Research and conservation efforts, anti-poaching measures, protected areas, and community-based conservation initiatives.

• Building more roads and infrastructure in elephant habitats

What percentage of an African elephant's diet is made up of grass?

• 20-30%

• 70-80%

• 50-60%

• 90-100%

What are some of the main causes of African elephant habitat loss?

• Human activities such as deforestation, agriculture, and urbanization

• Introduction of invasive species

• Hunting and poaching

• Climate change and natural disasters

How do African elephants contribute to their habitat?

• African elephants contribute to their habitat by hoarding resources and depriving other species of food and water

• African elephants contribute to their habitat by scaring away other animals and disrupting the ecosystem

• African elephants contribute to their habitat by creating clearings in the forest, dispersing seeds, and digging water holes that benefit other species.

• African elephants contribute to their habitat by destroying the vegetation and causing harm to other species

What are some of the key features of African elephant habitats?

• Savannas, forests, and grasslands

• Deserts, tundras, and mountains

• Lakes, rivers, and oceans

• Cities, towns, and villages