Elephants

On both it has the same amount of gravity but it has a different amount of force. The elephant might weighmore than the cat but they both have the exact same amount of gravity, or as others say it, acceleration. So the answer would be that it pull down on both of them with an equal amount of force.

they differ because manaties are marine mamals and elephants are land mamals.

Both are mammals.

Both are herbivores.

Males of both species retain their testicles within their abdomen.

They normally do not. Most female African elephants, however, have tusks that can be quite large.

Technically the answer is zero. African elephants are pregnant for about 22 months so they only have babies about once every two to four years.
Elephants can only have one baby a year, because elephant gestation lasts for almost 2 years.

A cat is pregnant for about 65 days. A variation of four days either way is not unusual, so the whole cat gestation period may be as short as 61 days or as long as 69.

The tusks present at birth are only milk teeth which fall out after around one year of age (approximately 5 cm long). The permanent tusks begin to protrude beyond the lips of an elephant at around 2-3 years of age, and will continue to grow throughout its life. Were and elephant's tusks able to grow long enough they would be in the shape of a spiral (similar to the extinct woolly mammoth), because the tusk typically follows a sinusoidal curved growth pattern. The growth rate of tusks is at approximately 15-18 centimeters per year.

Yes, elephants are vertibrates and therefore have a backbone.

It is a chemical experiment using hydrogen peroxide and potassium iodide, mixed with detergent and water.

If you add all these together, the hydrogen peroxide's decomposition is sped up by the catalyst, potassium iodide. Oxygen is given off and forms foam with the detergent. The foam pushes up in the cylinder or test tube and comes out the top looking like toothpaste, hence elephant's toothpaste.

Elephants are a breed of mammals. Mammoths are said to be their ancestors.
Mammal

A chicken is a fowl while the others are mammals so I think the chicken doesn't belong in that list.

One limiting factor for the African Elephant is the climate of the Sahara Desert. They have to migrate from place to place to find a good watering hole.

The longest age of elephants are up to their 80's and they die of weakness

Yes be careful they can hurt you with them as they are sharp

Elephants eat nearly 150 to 200 kilograms of plants and other plant material like grass, fruits etc. so if an animal has to eat that much food, it is not found in one place or one tree. Elephants keep moving from place to place and they eat the plants they find. They eat almost 6 to 8 hours in a day. Almost all the time they are awake and they eat.

Elephant skins are used for clothing (especially shoes and boots). Their skin is even used to make leather for furniture. All the same it is wrong and usually illegal in most cases to have elephant skins, probably due to the fact that they are becoming endangered.

I've been told that sycamore trees drink 500 gallons of water a day.

I'm trying to find out for certain, but I know they are VERY heavy when they fall, and they prefer to grow near water. So even if it's not 500 gallons, it's probably a lot more than most trees.

Dumbo??

An elephant's percentage of body fat is quite a bit less than expected with an average body fat of only 5% to 7%. The skin of the elephant actually weighs more than their total body fat.

Osmium is much denser than an elephant. Which is heavier depends on how much elephant and how much osmium you're talking about. An elephant-sized pile of osmium would weigh over 20 times as much as an elephant-sized elephant would.

I do not believe giraffe's hibernate but it would be weird lol am i not right that would also be cool if you walked by a hibernating giraffe lol well my name is Kayla adkins and i go to urbana high schoolnlol:)

Yes, they are. Elephants make rumbles and other noises to communicate with other elephants. They fan back their ears when scared to appear larger, and wave they're ears around when they're happy. And when they flap they're ears and they are hot, they fanning themselves and cooling off!

Hens eat just about everything. They love greens and seeds, bugs and flies. The eat fruit and vegetables. It is best to feed them a nutritious mix of grain and protein matter called laying mash or laying pellets and that is available from feed stores but they will survive on forage and table scraps.

The largest elephant ever recorded was shot in Angola in 1955. It was a male that weighed 10,900 kg or 12 tons.

P.T. Barnum's elephant Jumbo was killed September 15, 1885, on railroad tracks. Height 11.5 feet, weight 6.5 tons, 24 years old.

I believe the cause was the elephant taking advantage of the man's kindness and eventually claiming the man's hut as his own.