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What is the definition of parallel world?
a different world as in a futursitc or not real world like a world ruled by elephants -jithmi-
Information about the elephant in different part of world?
Elephants are herbivorous and can be found in different habitat. Elephants may become locally extinct in some parts of Africa within 50 years. They African elephants are the world's largest terrestrial animals. The poaching of these animals is becoming a threat to them since people are engaging in the illegal business of selling their tusks.
How many elephants does it take to move the world?
It takes no elephants to move the world! The world is already in motion.
How many white elephants in world?
there are not any white elephants in the world unless you paint them.
What are the main kinds of mammal?
There are thousands of different species of mammals in the world. The main kinds are elephants, carnivores, and the cetaceans.
How are jungle elephants different from other elephants?
they live in the jungle as opposed to a zoo ^^
How many breeds of elephants are their?
There are Asian Elephants and there are African elephants . They both have different foot prints faces and ears and also the size of them .
What area in the world do elephants live?
Elephants live in various areas of the world including Africa and Asia. African elephants are found in sub-Saharan Africa, while Asian elephants are found in countries like India, Thailand, and Indonesia.
Are buffalos bigger than elephants?
No. Elephants are the biggest land animals in the world.
Are there more than 4 elephants in the world?
There is a whole lot more elephants in the world last time I checked. Lol. But if you are talking about kinds of elephants, I think there is only 4.
How are Africa elephants different than Asian elephants?
African elephants are significantly larger than Asian elephants, and their ears are much larger than those of an Asian Elephant.
What has the author Lisa Lawley written?
Lisa Lawley has written: 'The world of elephants' -- subject(s): Elephants 'Elephants, a Battle for Survival'
