<prompt> Mpolelle ka tlou ea savanna ea Afrika.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me about the African savanna elephant. . Response in English: The African savanna elephant, also known as the African bush elephant, is the largest living terrestrial animal and is native to the grasslands and savannas of sub-Saharan Africa. It is the largest of the three recognized subspecies of elephant and can grow up to 4 meters in height and weigh up to 12 tons.Savanna elephants have large ears that are used to dissipate heat and communicate with others, long, curved tusks that are used for foraging, fighting, and digging for water or minerals, and a long, muscular trunk that serves multiple purposes, including grasping food, drinking water, dust bathing, and social interactions.These elephants live in large family groups, led by a matriarch, and have complex social relationships and communication methods. They are able to vocalize over long distances, using low-frequency calls that can travel several kilometers.African savanna elephants are herbivores and consume a variety of plant material, including grasses, leaves, fruit, and bark. They are known for their impact on the environment, shaping the landscape through their feeding behaviors and creating and maintaining habitats for other wildlife.Due to habitat loss and poaching for their ivory tusks, the population of African savanna elephants has been decreasing, and the species is currently listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect elephants and their habitats, and to reduce the demand for ivory. . Response in Sesotho: Tlou ya African savanna elephant, eo hape e tsejwang e le African Bush elephant, ke phoofolo e kgolo ka ho fetisisa e phelang lefatsheng mme e hlaha makgulong le masabasabeng a Afrika e ka borwa ho Sahara. Ke mofuta o moholo ho tse tharo tse tsebahalang tsa tlou mme e ka hola ho fihla ho limithara tse 4 ka bolelele le boima ba lithane tse 12. Litlou tsa Savanna li na le litsebe tse kholo tse sebelisetsoang ho theola mocheso le ho buisana le ba bang, manaka a malelele, a kobehileng a sebelisetsoang ho batla, ho loana le ho cheka metsi kapa liminerale, le kutu e telele e mesifa e sebetsang merero e mengata, ho kenyelletsa le ho tšoara lijo; metsi a nooang, ho hlapa ka lerole, le likamano tsa sechaba. Litlou tsena li phela ka lihlopha tse kholo tsa malapa, tse etelletsoeng pele ke matriarch, me li na le likamano tse rarahaneng tsa sechaba le mekhoa ea puisano. Ba khona ho bina maetong a malelele, ba sebelisa mehala e tlase e khonang ho tsamaea likhilomithara tse maloa. Litlou tsa savanna tsa Afrika li ja litlama me li ja mefuta e fapaneng ea limela, ho kenyelletsa joang, makhasi, litholoana le makhapetla. Li tsebahala ka tšusumetso ea tsona tikolohong, ho bopa tikoloho ka mekhoa ea tsona ea ho fepa le ho theha le ho boloka libaka tsa bolulo bakeng sa liphoofolo tse ling tse hlaha. Ka lebaka la tahlehelo ea bolulo le ho tsoma manaka a tsona a tlou, palo ea litlou tsa savanna tsa Afrika e ntse e fokotseha, me mefuta ena hajoale e thathamisitsoe e le tlokotsing ke Mokhatlo oa Machaba oa Paballo ea Tlhaho IUCN. Maiteko a paballo a ntse a tsoela pele ho sireletsa litlou le libaka tsa tsona tsa bolulo, le ho fokotsa tlhokahalo ea manaka a tlou. 