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Wooly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) had 27 such ridges, probably because of its extreme browsing diet. Elephant molars Molar from african elephant African elephant molars The african elephant ...
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Mass-Murder of a Singular Kind
Time magazine and Internet surfers were appalled to learn of 200 elephant corpses found in the Mouadji region of the Congo, close ... a month later the blood was flowing again. "Africa's biggest elephant graveyard has been discovered," cried the International Express on January 15. ... (plus or minus 280) have been shot for their over-sized molars that are inexplicably worth a lot of money - in which ...
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San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: Elephant
More Elephant Cam Elephant calf photo gallery Kid Territory: Tembo the African Elephant, Easy Elephant Eggs, All Thumbs ... are an elephant's incisor teeth. They are used for defense, digging for water, and lifting things. Elephants also have four molars, one ... and is the size of a brick! Each elephant can go through six sets of molars in a lifetime. When elephants get old, ...
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San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: Agouti
See them San Diego Zoo: Central American agouti Dasyproctapunctata punctata on Elephant Mesa, housed with the giant anteater. Mammals: Agouti Range: parts of Central America, the West ... , ensuring that the animal always has nut cracking tools at the ready! Agoutis use their molars to grind food items. Keeping ears—and noses—open It can be hard to see ...
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Diet : Giraffa camelopardalis
A large bull giraffe, with a neck joint that allows its ... , prehensile tongue to select the most nutritious leaves. The animal’s molars crush acacia thorns, while smooth shoots are stripped of leaves by pulling them through a gap between the molars and canines. A male giraffe may consume 145 lb (66 kg) ...
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Save the Elephants - Veterinary Report On The Immobilization of Elephants in Marsabit (December 2005)
Roots Education Programme Field Diary Overview Elephant Bibliography Elephant News Service Press Releases Save the Elephants ... Elephant ID: M64 Shadrack Date: 5/12/2005 Area: Karatina / Hula-Hula Measurements: General condition: Good, Wound on left part of the neck Molars ... Elephant ID: F52 Paradise Date: 6/12/2005 Area: Lake Paradise, Marsabit Measurements: General condition: Good, No Wound Molars ...
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