Dutch Oven Bread. 1  Casserole Roasted Chicken. 2  Brioche Sausage Dressing with Mushrooms, Sherry and Herbs. 3  Fennel-Crusted Pork Tenderloins with White Wine Anise Sauce. 4  Parsnip and Carrot Gratin. 5  Simple Dutch Oven Bread. 6  Pot Roast Rack of Pork. 7  Baby Bok Choy Salad with Sambal Vinaigrette. 8  Coq Au Vin Mousseux.
How do Asian elephants protect themselves? Asian elephants use their size to their advantage to protect themselves. They stomp, use their tusks and stay in groups to defend themselves.
Sumatran elephants are herbivorous animals meaning that they only eat plants and plant matter in order to gain all of the nutrients that they need to survive. Sumatran elephants eat a wide variety of vegetation including grasses, leaves, shoots, barks, fruits, nuts and seeds. Sumatran elephants often use their long trunk to assist them in gathering food.     Due to their large size, Sumatran elephants have very few predators within their natural environment.