Elephants, like us humans, have very complex consciousness, sympathy, anger...and other rich emotions. They understand what society is; what love is...

The psychological activities are closer to humans, and they can think and have the perspective of psychological activities.
A two-year-old elephant baby stayed on the back of a dead mother elephant for 14 hours and cried after the body was removed...
There is a close relationship between elephants and humans -
Maintaining ecological balance
Elephants are a "keystone species" in ecology and play an important role in maintaining their ecosystems and biodiversity ...
Thousands of other species around elephants will depend on it for survival:
[1] For example, dung beetles feed on elephant dung, and dung beetle larvae are honey badgers 's delicacies. Therefore, once the elephants become extinct, it will cause a "domino" type of destruction to the surrounding ecosystem.
【2】During the dry season, elephants use branches and tusks to dig underground water to survive and also provide water sources for other animals in their habitat.
【3】When elephants eat in the forest, their trampling creates gaps in the vegetation. These clearings create better light for new plants to grow.
【4】They are one of the main ways of dispersing seeds of forest trees, such as "Acacia" trees. In the savannah, elephants rely on saplings and shrubs for food, which helps keep the plains open and maintain the balance of the plain ecosystem.
【5】Wherever elephants are, they leave behind dung filled with plant seeds. When the feces are deposited, these seeds grow into new vegetation, ensuring the health of the savanna ecosystem.
[6] Research shows that elephants can expand the "seed dispersal" range to 57 kilometers. Elephant dung is a perfect fertilizer, promoting the growth of seeds and providing new habitats and ecological niches for plants and a range of animals.

