2.8K views · 201 reactions | TRUNK TALES: An elephant’s trunk has many functions and is used for communicating, smelling, breathing, trumpeting, drinking, and picking things up, especially food! Asian elephant trunks contain about 40,000 different muscles and possess a fingerlike “projection” that they can use to grab small items. #TONSoflove #SavingSpecies #JoinTheHerd #WeAreAZA #AZASAFE #SaveThemAll | Los Angeles Zoo | Facebook

Unbelievable Power & Precision: The Elephant’s Trunk Explained #ElephantTrunk #NaturePower #WildlifeFacts #AmazingNature #AnimalStrength #TrunkPower #ElephantFacts #WildlifeWonder #NatureIsIncredible #PowerAndGrace #ViralFacts #AnimalKingdom #WildlifeLovers #AnimalScience #IncredibleNature | Journey To The Universe

Watch this video to see why the elephant trunks is said to be the most impressive noses in the animal kingdom. 😉🐘 Made almost entirely of muscle, elephant trunks can lift hundreds of pounds, suck up gallons of water, and sniff out landmines Video by Science Insider #ElephantLover #Elephants #Wildlife | Elephant Lovers

WWF is working to scale conservation efforts to create a better future for elephants. Together with partners, we will safeguard and restore elephant habitats, manage human-elephant conflict, and understand and protect declining populations. | World Wildlife Fund