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>This giant animal requires the intake of 150 kg of leaves as food and 180 liters of water every day. Once drinking, the Sumatran elephant can spend 9 liters of water by sucking it through the trunk. In addition to drinking, the animal's trunk also serves to take the object at the end. Sumatran elephant weights generally range from 4 to 6 tons with a body height of 1.7 to 2.6 meters. With its gigantic size, the Sumatran Elephant can roam for 20 km within a day to meet his food intake. Sumatran elephants have a high sensitivity to sounds, this is supported by the size of their large ears. In terms of age, Sumatran elephants living in care are usually able to survive longer than 70 years, compared with those living in wild forests, in general they are shorter because of the many threats that interfere with their survival.

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>In his explorations, the herd of elephants will retain their group and communicate with each other through sounds sourced from the tremors of their trunk. Reproduction of female elephants works well at 8 to 10 years old, young enough when compared to the reproduction period of ripe male elephants when stepping on the 12th to 15th year. Did you know that this endemic Sumatran females take 19 to 21 months in pregnancy until giving birth and giving birth to just one tail. The baby elephant generally feeds on the mother for two years and is born with a weight of 90 kg.