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| An Elephant |
Elephant is the biggest terrestrial animal on earth. It is found in the Asian, African forests of the world. It has a huge and awkward body. It has small eyes and a small tail. It has a long trunk, which is always moving here and there that helps it in keeping off the tiny insects. It has big ears like fans which keep its body temperature normal all day long. It feeds on sugarcane, fodder, leaves of the trees and twigs. Its baby is called a calf. It has two unique tusks. Their life can be measured with the help of the size of their tusks.
Their average life span is about 70 years. They always walk in
groups. The female elephant is called a cow. All the elephants protect and
pamper their babies. They help each other in the hour of need. The weight of a
fully grown elephant lies between 2,500 to 3,000lbs. They can drink about 10
gallons of water everyday. They were also used in warfare in the past. It is
also worshipped in some countries. They spend most of their time in bathing and
eating. Hunters kill them for their tusks as their tusks are used to make
valuable articles, jewelry and many other things.
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