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African Elephants

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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DESCRIPTION

  • Their ears are very big and flappy.
  • It's noise is like somebody rumbling very loud.
  • The trunk is used for a lot of things such as using it to keep itself cool.
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS

  • The African Elephant is not endangered.
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REPRODUCTION

  • Mating season: rainy season.
  • Gestation: twenty-two months.
  • Litter size: one calf . Twins rare.
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ADAPTIONS

  • The African Elephant uses its tusks to defend itself.
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CLASSIFICATION

  • An African elephant is a mammal.
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RANGE WHERE FOUND

  • African elephants is obviously found in Africa.
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HABITAT

  • African elephants are surrounded by dry grass.
  • It's also humid where they live.
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DIET

  • African elephants eat grass,leaves,bark,and banana.

Maegan Schoolfield