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The Elephant Draws Up Water By Its Trunk. An elephant’s trunk is iconic. Elephants use extreme suction to hold water and food in their trunks, often inhaling at speeds that are nearly 30 times the speed we exhale air when we sneeze. After measuring how quickly the elephant could use its trunk to suck up water, the researchers calculated that elephant noses could inhale at speeds exceeding 490 feet per. The trunk's extreme flexibility allows it to forage and wrestle other elephants with it. But understanding what happens inside that muscular structure during feeding has been sorely lacking. Experiments with a patient pachyderm at zoo atlanta. Elephants (especially african elephants) have an incredible. For one thing, she showed that her trunk doesn’t operate as a simple. It is powerful enough to lift up to 350 kg (770 lb), but it also has the. Elephant trunks are capable of astonishing feats of suction, according to new research. They can also suck up water directly through their trunks and into their throats, skipping the whole squirting step.

After measuring how quickly the elephant could use its trunk to suck up water, the researchers calculated that elephant noses could inhale at speeds exceeding 490 feet per. Experiments with a patient pachyderm at zoo atlanta. It is powerful enough to lift up to 350 kg (770 lb), but it also has the. Elephant trunks are capable of astonishing feats of suction, according to new research. But understanding what happens inside that muscular structure during feeding has been sorely lacking. They can also suck up water directly through their trunks and into their throats, skipping the whole squirting step. Elephants (especially african elephants) have an incredible. An elephant’s trunk is iconic. Elephants use extreme suction to hold water and food in their trunks, often inhaling at speeds that are nearly 30 times the speed we exhale air when we sneeze. The trunk's extreme flexibility allows it to forage and wrestle other elephants with it.

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The Elephant Draws Up Water By Its Trunk An elephant’s trunk is iconic. For one thing, she showed that her trunk doesn’t operate as a simple. But understanding what happens inside that muscular structure during feeding has been sorely lacking. Elephant trunks are capable of astonishing feats of suction, according to new research. It is powerful enough to lift up to 350 kg (770 lb), but it also has the. The trunk's extreme flexibility allows it to forage and wrestle other elephants with it. Elephants use extreme suction to hold water and food in their trunks, often inhaling at speeds that are nearly 30 times the speed we exhale air when we sneeze. An elephant’s trunk is iconic. After measuring how quickly the elephant could use its trunk to suck up water, the researchers calculated that elephant noses could inhale at speeds exceeding 490 feet per. Elephants (especially african elephants) have an incredible. They can also suck up water directly through their trunks and into their throats, skipping the whole squirting step. Experiments with a patient pachyderm at zoo atlanta.