3.9K views · 11 reactions | Elephant uses its trunk to grab carrots | Awesome | Facebook

29K views · 215 reactions | Elephant calf uses trunk to rub her eyes like a human | The Sun | Facebook

308K views · 1.5K reactions | Unbelievable Power & Precision: The Elephant’s Trunk Explained #ElephantTrunk #NaturePower #WildlifeFacts #AmazingNature #AnimalStrength #TrunkPower #ElephantFacts #WildlifeWonder #NatureIsIncredible #PowerAndGrace #ViralFacts #AnimalKingdom #WildlifeLovers #AnimalScience #IncredibleNature | Journey To The Universe | Facebook

An elephant’s trunk is nothing short of amazing. 🐘 With tens of thousands of muscles, the trunk is used for all sorts of daily activities! Elephants can even use it for delicate tasks like picking up single blades of grass. ✨🥬 Elephants need to exercise their trunks just as they would in the wild. By offering challenges, enrichment allows them to replicate natural behaviours. This stimulation helps keep them engaged and supports their overall well-being. ♥️ Watch as Damini puts this into pract

TRUNK TALES: An elephant’s trunk has many functions and is used for communicating, smelling, breathing, trumpeting, drinking, and picking things up, especially food! Asian elephant trunks contain about 40,000 different muscles and possess a fingerlike “projection” that they can use to grab small items. #TONSoflove #SavingSpecies #JoinTheHerd #WeAreAZA #AZASAFE #SaveThemAll | Los Angeles Zoo

Trunk Language 🐘 💚 An elephant’s trunk is more than just a nose - it is the heart of their existence. They use it to explore the world, communicate with one another, sense danger, protect themselves and their herd and express love and deep bonds.When elephants live in freedom, we witness the beauty of their interactions - gently touching trunks to greet, comfort, or show affection. It is a silent language filled with meaning.On this Thai Elephant Day, let us stand together to protect and respe