Research Elephant Perspective

● Elephants have a large range of habitats, which may include deserts,

swamps, and highlands in tropical. They are often regions of Africa
and Asia. Some of the species of elephants are named by their
countries and habitat, for example: the African savanna lives in the
savanna.
● The elephants have a very important function in our society, they are
put on key chains as it is said it helps protect you in wilderness areas.
It also helps the ecosystem because during dry seasons they dig
water with their tusks.
● The huge size of an elephant helps its survival as it will harder and
more frightening for a predator to attack the elephant.
● The main feature of an elephant is its weight, it can weigh up to
8000kg. Despite this astonishing fact the elephant has a tiny brain,
smaller than humans, which is weird compared to his size.

Elephant perspective:
Hi my name is Bob and I am an elephant. I live in Asia, and my habitat is in
a tropical rainforest. It rains very often during the wet season, but the dry
seasons are starting to be very very dry and it is harder to find water. I can
clearly see that the humans are creating all this pollution and heat but we
can’t do anything to help the planet. Anyway, I have found a place far from
human and that has a lot of water , so every year, during the dry season, I
go there. It’s really nice as there are only a few animals and absolutely no
predators. I went with a few friends that swore not to tell anyone. As an
elephant I can clearly see how there are more and more humans and they
kill loads of our friends which is very sad. They don’t care for our meat and
kill us just for our defenses. It’s been harder and harder to find a safe place
as they have some weird things that move really fast, and also metal sticks
that create huge noises. They come in huge groups and start killing
everyone and they do not let any elephant alive, some of them even kill the
babies. Once there was another type of humans that arrived and the ones
that were killing us started fleeing which saved a lot of lives.
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