Elephants have several adaptations that allow them to thrive in different habitats such as forests and savannas. Some of these adaptations include their large ears which help regulate body temperature, their long trunk for feeding and drinking water, their thick skin which protects them from thorns and insects, and their complex social structures which help them navigate diverse environments and find food and water sources. Additionally, elephants have keen senses of smell and hearing, allowing them to detect predators and resources in various landscapes.
