Lions, particularly in prides, may attempt to take down young or weakened elephants.
Hyenas, known for their scavenging abilities, may target young or injured elephants.
Near water sources, crocodiles can pose a threat to elephants when they come to drink or cross rivers.
In specific regions where elephants and tigers share habitats, tigers may target vulnerable individuals.
Leopards, known for their adaptability, may occasionally prey on young elephants.
Packs of wild dogs can pose a threat to calves or weakened adult elephants.
While rare, honey badgers may target young or injured elephants in certain situations as they are known for their ferocity and determination.
In regions where their habitats overlap, Komodo dragons may pose a threat to smaller or weakened elephants.
Large pythons may target young elephants, although such instances are uncommon.
Historically, humans have been a threat to elephants through hunting and habitat destruction, though conservation efforts aim to mitigate these impacts.