The elephants we see are generally docile, so when is the most dangerous elephant? Elephants are the most dangerous in both cases. Usually in winter, male elephants have 60 times more testosterone than normal, making them very aggressive to anything nearby.

Is the elephant dangerous?

The initial answer was: "Yes. The elephants we see are generally docile, so when is the most dangerous when?

elephants are the most dangerous in two situations. The first type: male elephants are in estrus.

male elephants have a tar-like liquid (temporin) on both sides of the head. This liquid comes out of his temporal glands. Usually in winter, male elephants have a testosterone in their blood 60 times (sometimes even 140 times) that makes them to any nearby east. Xidu is very aggressive. What makes things worse for elephants is that their temporal glands become larger, which is very harmful to them. Elephants will try every means to get rid of the pain, including attacking everything near them.

The second type: mother and baby elephant.

Mother will do anything to protect her children. Mother believes that anyone who does not belong to her elephant herd is a threat to her children.

So when encountering both situations, be sure to stay away from the elephant.