Elephants are mammals of the family Elephantidae and are the largest living land animals today.

The baby elephants are born, they are protected by other elephants until they are strong enough to walk and crocodiles are also one of the potential threats to these baby elephants.

If the mother elephant detects a threat from a crocodile, she can use her size and strength to fend off predators. Elephants are known to attack potential threats, using their large bodies and powerful tusks to protect themselves and their offspring.

However, if the crocodile tries to cling to the baby, the mother can resort to more aggressive tactics. She can use her trunk to knock over the alligator, or even crush it with her giant legs.

Crocodiles are also a cunning predator, many times being fiercely beaten by the mother elephant does not make this predator afraid, they still try to cling to the baby elephant and try to separate it from the big mother elephant.

The crocodile’s perseverance and cunning also paid off when it was able to pull the baby elephant out of the mother’s protection.

The mother elephant could not protect her baby again and had to watch the baby elephant become a delicious feast of crocodiles.