Average annual rainfall in elephants biome
The average annual rainfall in an elephant's biome can vary depending on the specific location and ecosystem they are in. In general, elephants are found in a range of habitats from savannas to forests, which have different levels of precipitation.
However, on average, elephants typically inhabit areas that receive around 800-1,500 millimeters (31-59 inches) of rainfall annually. This level of precipitation provides sufficient water sources for the elephants to drink and also supports the growth of vegetation that they rely on for food.