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Ivory Elephant

Ivory Elephant

Adventurous
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Check out the tusks on this boy!!
 
Ivory Elephant

Ivory Elephant

Adventurous
There are over 40,000 muscles in an elephants trunk. An elephant can move its trunk in almost every direction that includes twisting its trunk 180 degrees. The trunk itself can lift 300 kg about 660 Ib and an elephant with the help of its tusks cand lift and carry 500kg about 1100 Ib.
 
Miss B

Miss B

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CV-BEE
WOW! I've seen elephants roll up their trunks almost in a ball, but those tusks look so close together, it doesn't look like he has much room for maneuvering. ;)
 
Miss B

Miss B

Drawing Life 1 Pixel at a Time
CV-BEE
Geeze, I wouldn't even hazard a guess at how much those weigh. That elephant must have some very strong neck muscles.
 
Ivory Elephant

Ivory Elephant

Adventurous
Mega tuskers are not as common in the asian elephant but they do occur. Another morph to consider is a tuskless morph. Those are more common in the Asian elephant and less common in the African elephant.
 
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