What do elephants, bees and peacocks belong to?

Elephants and peacocks belong to animals and bees belong to insects.

1, elephant:

Elephant is a general term for mammals with long noses. According to historical records, elephants have long been friends of human beings and can help them. Elephants are very clever. They can open up a field and bury their dead companions in the fallen leaves. Elephants have a long life span, and generally live to be around 70 years old. 10 ~ 15 years old sexually mature, pregnant for 22 months.

2. bees:

Bees are social insects, which are composed of queen bees, drones, worker bees and other individuals. Small in size, with black head and chest, the queen bee is about 17.5mm long, with black or brownish red body color and covered with black and dark yellow fluff.

3. Peacock:

Peacock is the general name of pheasant, with only 2 genera and 3 species. Peacock includes two species, both of which are more than 2 meters, of which the tail screen is about 1.5 meters, which is the largest in the order galliformes. The top of the head is green, the crown is blue-green and pointed; Tail feathers are particularly long, forming a tail screen, which is bright and beautiful; The real tail feather is short and dark brown. The female bird has no tail screen and dark brown feathers, many-hued.

Living habits of elephants:

Elephants are social animals, with the family as the unit and the female elephant as the leader. The daily activity time, action route, feeding place and habitat are all commanded by the mother elephant. Adult male elephants only bear the responsibility of protecting family safety. Sometimes several elephants get together to form a large group with hundreds of elephants.

Elephants can communicate with infrasound waves that humans can't hear. Without interference, they can generally travel 1 1 km. If the medium is uneven due to air flow, they can only travel 4 kilometers. If they want to communicate in this situation, elephants will stamp their feet together and make a powerful "bang" sound. This method can reach as far as 32 kilometers.