Elephants

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Mammoths lived during the Pleistocene epoch and were found in many parts of the world, including North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. They predominantly inhabited cold regions such as tundra and grasslands.

An elephant symbol on an Ordnance Survey map typically represents a zoo or wildlife park where elephants are kept. It is used to indicate the location of the facility for visitors or those interested in wildlife attractions.

An African elephant's trunk contains around 150,000 muscles, making it one of the most versatile and dexterous appendages in the animal kingdom. These muscles enable the elephant to perform intricate tasks like picking fruits, spraying water, and even manipulating small objects.

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Joseph Carey Merrick, aka the Elephant man, was born on 5 August 1862 in Leicester, England.

Elephants have a keen sense of smell, which they use to identify food, water, and other elephants. Their ears themselves don't have a distinctive smell; rather, elephants use their sense of smell through their trunk.

Elephants mostly feed on grass, leaves, twigs, fruit, and bark. Their diet can vary depending on their habitat and location, but they are mainly herbivores. In captivity, they may also be given specially formulated elephant feed that mimics their natural diet.

An African elephant's ear can weigh around 100 to 200 pounds, depending on the size and age of the individual. The large ears play a crucial role in regulating their body temperature and communicating with other elephants through various gestures.

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They Don't technically bite, they have pinchers that they use, an may sometimes draw a bit of blood but nothin huge or to be afraid of. They Don't technically bite, they have pinchers that they use, an may sometimes draw a bit of blood but nothin huge or to be afraid of. They Don't technically bite, they have pinchers that they use, an may sometimes draw a bit of blood but nothin huge or to be afraid of.

Well it maters if the snake has enough poison. If it does not it can not kill an elephant.

Yes actually elephants have a lot of use to them. Elephants can plow earth making it livable for other animals. They also eat seeds that they can't digest so when they poop out these whole seeds it is very easy for the seeds to grow. They are also big so they can carry heavy loads...

An elephant's vagina is located near its tail and has muscular walls that can expand during mating and giving birth. The external appearance is not typically visible due to the elephant's anatomy and the fact that they are covered in thick skin and fur.

The main enemies of elephants are humans, who pose threats through habitat destruction, illegal poaching for their ivory tusks, and conflicts in land use. Other predators such as lions and crocodiles may also prey on young or weak elephants in certain regions.

Poachers manage to evade rangers and locate elephants. Using powerful guns, they shoot elephants multiple times until they die. Then they use chainsaws to hack off the tusks, which are the part that sells for lots of money. Then they somehow smuggle the tusks out of Africa and into other countries.

Elephants log forests, transport heavy loads and carry tourists. Elephants can walk in areas where machinery can't navigate. Approximately 15,000 Asian elephants are held in captivity as work animals. Elephants seem be be held in a bit more of esteem in Asia than in Africa.

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There is no snake that can kill an elephant. Even the largest and most venomous snakes, such as king cobras or anacondas, are not capable of killing an elephant due to the large size and thick skin of the elephant.

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Yes, elephants can give birth to twins, but it is rare. Twin births in elephants occur at a rate of about 1% to 2% of pregnancies. Twin elephant calves often face a higher risk of mortality due to competition for resources within the mother's womb and challenges of care after birth.

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Elephants are mammals, and all mammals have hair. So, according to science, elephants do have hair! Although it is very coarse, thick, and bristly, elephants have hair.

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Diet in itself is only a list of what a person or an animal eats.

For humans, going on a diet usually means only eating certain things, usually in order to lose weight.

Animals aren't considered to care about weight enough to deliberately try to lose any. If they're hunggry, and there's food, they'll eat it.

African elephants have six molar teeth, with three on each side of their jaw. These molars are large and flat, ideal for grinding and crushing tough plant matter like grasses and foliage.

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