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What substance is an elephants tusk made from?
ivory
What is the substance that forms an elephants tusk?
Ivory is the commonly used name for the substance of an elephant tusk.
How do you use tusk in a sentence?
The Asian elephants tusk was bigger than the African elephants tusk
Why elephants have tusk's?
they have tusk because they need to defend them selfs hi savannah
How do elephants kill things?
Elephants kill thing by using their tusk. Tusk are made of ivory which is very strong which makes it eaisier for them to kill things. They also use their tusk as weapons and shovels.
What material are elephants tusk made into?
IVORY
What is main ingredient of an elephants tusk?
ivory
What do the elephants use there tusk for?
they use it as their hand.
Why elephants have long tusk?
to protect themselves
What is the name of elephants big teeth?
the tusk
What are elephants tusk for?
piano keys
How much is a elephants tusk?
hmmm dnt knw
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