Why are the elephants in domestic zoos all Asian elephants and not African elephants?

Because China belongs to Asia, the zoo is full of Asian elephants because Asian elephants are more suitable for living in Asia, and if it is an African elephant, the environment and climate will affect his life.

Because African elephants generally live on the African continent, while in Asia they cannot fully adapt, and African elephants are violent and impulsive, not easy to domesticate, so the elephants in the zoo are generally Asian elephants.

First of all, they live in different environments, they adapt to their respective environments, and if they forcibly change their lifestyle, it will be difficult for them to adapt to the environment and live normally. Secondly, Asian elephants are more docile and easy to domesticate, while African elephants are short-tempered and difficult to domesticate.

African elephants are larger, up to a tonne, and African elephants are more collectivized than Asian elephants, and they are wilder, mainly living in forests.

It should be African elephants, they will average higher than Asian elephants, and they will have a higher shoulder height and heavier weight.

The Asian elephant is larger, and the Asian elephant is very aggressive, and it runs and shakes the mountains.

The African elephant is relatively large, because we have seen both kinds of elephants on the **, and comparatively, the African elephant is larger.

Elephants have existed in China since ancient times, and they were once found in the Yellow River Valley; Until now, there are also wild elephants in western and southwestern Yunnan. The cultural relics with the theme of "Taiping Elephant" are mostly seen in the Qianlong period. Elephants have a very long lifespan, up to more than 200 years, and are regarded as wild beasts.

According to historical records, elephants have long been friends with humans and can help humans. Elephants are very clever and can carve out fields and bury their dead companions in the dead leaves. Elephants live a long lifespan, generally living to be around 70 years old, it is sexually mature between 10 and 15 years old, and the gestation period is up to 22 months.

Elephants are extremely widely distributed, about 40 million years ago, with the exception of Oceania and Antarctica, there are two main groups of elephants, Asian elephants and African elephants.

The biggest difference between African elephants and Asian elephants is that African elephants have two finger-like protrusions at the end of their proboscis, while Asian elephants have only one.

African elephants are large. The African elephant is the largest mammal on land, with males and females dimorphic. Adult African males are taller than the metre and can reach the highest metre.

Weighing about 6 tons, females are smaller than males, with the heaviest recorded tonnes. The Asian elephant is the largest of the Asian mammals, the adult male Asian elephant, about a meter tall and weighing about a ton, and the female elephant is slightly smaller.

Extended Materials. The difference between African elephants and Asian elephants: 1. Different ears: According to body proportions, African elephants have larger ears than Asian elephants, up to meters, because the African climate is hotter, and larger ears have better heat dissipation efficiency.

2. The ivory is different: most of the males only have ivory, the tusk of the Asian elephant is yellowish, while the teeth of the African elephant are more milky white, and thicker than the Asian elephant, the luster is better, and the exposed is more obvious and the hardness is stronger.

3. Different toes: African savannah elephants have 4 front feet and 3 hind feet, while Asian elephants usually have 5 front feet and 4 hind feet, which is the same as African forest elephants. 4. The back is different:

The back of the Asian elephant is raised, while the back of the African elephant is concave and resembles the shape of a saddle.

Yes, because the African elephant is the largest land animal in the world, but the African elephant is more clumsy than the Asian elephant, and they are very large.

African elephants are of course larger than Asian elephants, and African elephants eat twice as much as Asian elephants.

Yes, this is due to geographical disparities, and African elephants also have larger ears and are very irritable and dangerous.