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African Elephants

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December 3, 2014

 

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Elephants eat an extremely varied vegetarian diet, including grass, twigs, leaves, bark, fruit, and seed pods. A young elephant must learn how to draw water up into its trunk and pour it into its mouth. Elephants can be found in just about any conditions, from dark dense forests to the open plains and grasslands as long as there are adequate amounts of food and water to keep up with their whopping diets...
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Their ideal habitats consist of plentiful grass and browse. Unfortunately, because of poaching for ivory and the destruction of much of the elephant's natural habitat, most African elephants are now restricted to the protection of national parks. Elephants are the largest living land mammals. Their massive, muscular trunks are used like arms and to do things like, drink water, bathe, pick berries, fight, break tree branches, and even to communicate...
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