Proboscis (noun)

An elongated nose or snout of an animal, typically that of an elephant or a butterfly.

Origin:

The word "proboscis" comes from the latin word "proboscis" which means "an animal"s nose or snout". the word "proboscis" has been in use since the late 16th century and refers to an elongated nose or snout of an animal, typically that of an elephant or a butterfly.

Examples:

1. The elephant's proboscis was used to pick up food and water.
2. The butterfly's proboscis was used to drink nectar from flowers.
3. The giraffe's proboscis is also known as its tongue, which is used for foraging food.
4. The monkey's proboscis was used to smell and sense the presence of fruits and food.
5. The rhinoceros's proboscis is used for grasping and grasping food, as well as for defense.