Elephants

yes, but no one has ever done it.

Nothing. As he is Fat and his metabolic rate is fast. So he does not feel cold.

What people want is the tusks, rather than the internal skeleton. Elephant tusks are made of a particularly useful type of bone called ivory. Prior to the invention of plastic, ivory was the best material for a wide variety of uses, from billiard balls to piano keys. People sometimes still metaphorically refer to playing a piano as "tickling the ivory". All made possible by elephants.

YES!

To enable it to take part in gang-bangs.

I have that math worksheet tonight! it's a lost elephant!

Elephants are vegetarians ! They don't kill prey (unless you count knocking over trees to get at the higher branches !)

gestation period

Yes.

Given that it is illegal to hunt or kill a koala, there is no one in the modern world who could tell you.

The long lower part of the legs of most four legged grazing mammals (horses gazelles etc.) are the equivalent to human hand and feet bones, whilst the equivalent to our thighs and upper arms are foreshortened, so the animals walk on the equivalent to our fingers and toes. (Imagine yourself walking on all fours and you will find that your elbows and knees seem to bend the wrong way, relative to a horse's legs). Elephants, however, are more similar to ourselves and their lower legs are equivalent shines and forearms. They do walk on their toes, like a woman in high heels but the heel has a very large fatty pad to support the weight and cushion shock loads so they appear to be 'flat footed'.

Ian Clark - I am no specialist in this in this but I got curious when my daughter was told once by an Indian girl that 'Elephants cannot jump like a horse (which appears to be true) because they have no knees (which is not true) so I looked up some skeletons.

Elephas Maximus is the scientific name for the Asian elephant . So you would find it in the fragmented forests of India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, China (extinct in wild), Malaysia, Indonesia, and Borneo.

Steve Mcmallian

Swans Reflecting Elephants was created in 1937.

Reindeer don't fly and nothing they eat can make them do so

In terms of their movement, elephants are quiet when they walk. They are technically walking on their toes.

Quoted from africa-wildlife-detective.com:

"The reason that elephants can walk so quietly is in part due to the fibro elastic layer providing a spongy cushion on the bottom of the foot."

And also check out animalanswers.co.uk, because they relate how elephants walking to high-heels.

"An elephant is essentially walking in high-heeled shoes, because the heel bones are raised right up inside the foot and rest on a thick pad of fatty cartilage. This cushions the bones and aligns them more vertically so that the vast weight of the elephant rests directly over the pillar-like legs."

An Elephant Seal. It's kinda like a trunk.

i guess an elephant

There are many types of mammals .Eamples of mammals are Lar Gibbon,Asian elephant,Malayan tiger and leopard.

Elephants adapt to its environment by their parents. their parents teach their way of life, on how they eat, what they eat, how they sleep, how they run and walk, and more. they adapt to their environment by their parents.

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Tadpoles eat algea.

An elephants eye is 34 millimeters in diameter. The elephants eye is relatively small compared to the size of its head.

it would but if you cut it off they would die

A street sweeper who would actually walk in the street. Another one is the guy who lit all the gas street lamps, the town crier who told of important news, the coal tender on a steam locomotive.