I WONDER - What Are Elephants Afraid Of?

Elephants, despite their size, are afraid of bees. They show discomfort by flapping ears, kicking dust, making noises, and running away when they hear buzzing. This fear is so pronounced that African farmers use beehives to deter elephants from their crops.

What is a surprising fact about elephants mentioned in the video?

• They are afraid of mice.

• They are afraid of bees.

• They are afraid of water.

• They are afraid of heights.

How do elephants react when they sense bees nearby?

• They become silent.

• They flap their ears and run away.

• They start eating.

• They dig holes.

What is one of the behaviors elephants show when they are near bees?

• They roll on the ground.

• They start singing.

• They flap their ears.

• They jump up and down.

Why do African farmers keep beehives near their crops?

• To attract more bees for pollination.

• To increase biodiversity.

• To produce honey for sale.

• To keep elephants away from their crops.

What natural method do farmers use to protect their crops from elephants?

• Planting thorny bushes.

• Keeping beehives.

• Building fences.

• Using scarecrows.