They do that because tusks are basically IVORY. Which is an extremely valuable material. And sometime (but rarely) they are hunted for food.
Because people continue to hunt and kill them for fun and their tusks are made of ivory which is highly saught after by many, all though it is now illegal to have. People don't know when to stop.
yes they are endangered. they are endangered because of there tusks and skin. Many people collect these or sell they for a lot of money even though it is illegal and you can be put in jail for it.
no, all though African elephants migrate to Africa's flood plain in summer
Elephants live in jungles and forest of Africa and India. Though there are tales of elephants being present in many continents in the past, presently they are present only in the Indian sub continent and Africa. In India they live in dense forests and rain forests whereas in Africa it lives in the Savannah which are barren grasslands.
Elephants live in jungles and forest of Africa and India. Though there are tales of elephants being present in many continents in the past, presently they are present only in the Indian sub continent and Africa. In India they live in dense forests and rain forests whereas in Africa it lives in the Savannah which are barren grasslands.
otin America but there are people in the states that do even though it is illegal
Yes, people are killing elephants for their tusks, which are highly valued in the illegal wildlife trade. This poaching has led to a significant decline in elephant populations in many parts of the world.
Probably not, though downloading movies that people do not sell anymore is still pirated and is in fact illegal. I would say not though.
The Ngoubou is a surviving ceratopsian-like creature that lives in Cameroon, Africa. It lives in the savanna and fight elephants for land though being as big as an ox.
the African elephants population has been reduced from millions to between 470,000 and 700,000 individuals. Perhaps as many as 300,000 elephants may live in central Africa, but the region's forests are so thick, it's hard for researchers to count themRight now there isn't enough information to say exactly how many African elephants are in Africa. There have been enough counted to be removed from the endangered list however.
Brazilian People, tourists and immigrants (not illegal, some may be though).
It is not illegal to kill a bull.