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Q: Which large animal with tusks is hunted by Inuits for food?
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What is the animal that hunters hunt for their tusks?

Elephants are hunted for their tusks


What are elephatns hunted for?

Elephants are often hunted for the ivory in their tusks.


Why do men hurt elephants?

Mainly for their tusks. Ivory (Their Tusks) are very costly in the black market


Why did men hunt for mammoths?

they hunted them for their tusks. They also provided lots of meat and had large hides that could be used for clothing


What are Indian elephants hunted for?

skins tusks


How has the elephant species evolved overtime?

Elephants have evolved with tusks! They have been hunted by poachers for their tusks, so they have evolved to not have tusks. :)


What is an endangered species that begins with a w?

Walrus. Due to the fact their tusks are ivory many are hunted for their tusks.


What cruelty has been done to elephants?

Elephants are hunted for their ivory (tusks) and they are also hunted for "fun"


8 letters word for The largest land animal hunted for its ivory tusk?

An elephant is the largest living land animal today. They are sometimes hunted for their ivory tusks which are used in manufacturing or art. elephants are endangered in some areas, and hunting them is illegal in many countries.


Why is it dangerous to pet a hippopotamus?

They are very large and very irritable creatures with long sharp tusks. It is a massive animal......


What is elephant hunted for?

Their ivory tusks. But the real word is actually poach not hunt.


How long were the big tusks?

Your question does not have enough information to be answered. Tusks on what animal? When? Where?