How African Elephants change

This is an African Forest Elephant. This elephant lives in the rainforest. They eat leaves, grass, seeds, fruit, and tree bark. These elephants usually live in groups of twenty. After a couple years of global warming, all of the elephant's food has either died or dried up, including seeds, grass, and fruit. There are still a couple of living trees which means that there is a little tree bark and leaves left. Which means the elephant has to adapt by standing on its back legs to reach the little leaves and bark that is left. After a few years after the elephant has adapted to standing on its back legs it seems like nothing to stand up to be able to reach a couple leaves. That is how global warming can affect African Forest Elephants!