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Do Elephants Eat Ants. But the elephants virtually ignored branches with ants,. The ants defend trees by swarming into an elephant’s nostrils and biting the flesh,. Giraffes, gazelles and other savanna mammals seem to be oblivious to the ant swarms, a phenomenon the researchers say has everything to do with the length of the animals' noses. A david and goliath story is playing out on the african savanna, where tree. It provides them with homes in the form of swollen thorns, and food in the form of nectar. It’s no coincidence that the whistling thorn has a partnership with ants. Of ants, elephants and acacias: Biting bugs protect trees from pachyderm predators. Without large grazing herbivores to eat them, acacia trees. African bush elephants (loxodonta africana) avoid this discomfort by refusing to munch on acacia trees that house swarming. In return, the ants attack. A tale of ironic interdependence. The elephants would eat either tree, but they were far less likely to eat branches with ants.

Of ants, elephants and acacias: A david and goliath story is playing out on the african savanna, where tree. The elephants would eat either tree, but they were far less likely to eat branches with ants. It provides them with homes in the form of swollen thorns, and food in the form of nectar. African bush elephants (loxodonta africana) avoid this discomfort by refusing to munch on acacia trees that house swarming. It’s no coincidence that the whistling thorn has a partnership with ants. The ants defend trees by swarming into an elephant’s nostrils and biting the flesh,. Biting bugs protect trees from pachyderm predators. Without large grazing herbivores to eat them, acacia trees. In return, the ants attack.

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Do Elephants Eat Ants African bush elephants (loxodonta africana) avoid this discomfort by refusing to munch on acacia trees that house swarming. It’s no coincidence that the whistling thorn has a partnership with ants. Biting bugs protect trees from pachyderm predators. African bush elephants (loxodonta africana) avoid this discomfort by refusing to munch on acacia trees that house swarming. Of ants, elephants and acacias: But the elephants virtually ignored branches with ants,. In return, the ants attack. Giraffes, gazelles and other savanna mammals seem to be oblivious to the ant swarms, a phenomenon the researchers say has everything to do with the length of the animals' noses. A tale of ironic interdependence. A david and goliath story is playing out on the african savanna, where tree. It provides them with homes in the form of swollen thorns, and food in the form of nectar. Without large grazing herbivores to eat them, acacia trees. The ants defend trees by swarming into an elephant’s nostrils and biting the flesh,. The elephants would eat either tree, but they were far less likely to eat branches with ants.