Responses of Elephants

Elephants communicate with each other using 

• Loud calls

• Low rumbling sound

• Their mouths

What type of sound do elephants primarily use to communicate over long distances?

• High-pitched squeals

• Low rumbling sounds

• Trumpeting

• Whistling

Which part of an elephant's body is most sensitive to vibrations from the ground?

• Trunk

• Ears

• Feet

• Tail

Elephants are known to respond to the distress calls of which other animal?

• Lions

• Zebras

• Other elephants

• Birds

What is the primary purpose of an elephant's trunk in communication?

• To make loud noises

• To detect scents

• To touch and feel

• To trumpet

How do elephants typically react when they sense danger?

• Run away silently

• Charge towards the threat

• Make loud trumpeting sounds

• Stand still and observe

Which of the following is a common method elephants use to communicate with each other?

• Visual signals

• Chemical signals

• Auditory signals

• Electrical signals

What is the frequency range of the infrasound used by elephants for communication?

• Below 20 Hz

• 20-200 Hz

• 200-2000 Hz

• Above 2000 Hz

In what way do elephants use their ears to communicate?

• Flapping to cool down

• Waving to signal others

• Listening for distant sounds

• Displaying aggression

Which scientific concept explains how elephants can detect vibrations through their feet?

• Seismic communication

• Acoustic resonance

• Electromagnetic induction

• Thermal conduction