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Side 167
INDIAN AND AFRICAN ELEPHANTS Most of the elephants you see are Indian
elephants. But sometimes you see an ... But there are also many other
differences between the Indian elephant and its African cousin. The Indian
elephant has a ...
INDIAN AND AFRICAN ELEPHANTS Most of the elephants you see are Indian
elephants. But sometimes you see an ... But there are also many other
differences between the Indian elephant and its African cousin. The Indian
elephant has a ...
Side 169
The tusks are really enormously long teeth, which continue to grow throughout
the elephant.s life. Indian elephant males have long tusks. But both sexes of
African elephants have them. Throughout history, elephants have been hunted
for their ...
The tusks are really enormously long teeth, which continue to grow throughout
the elephant.s life. Indian elephant males have long tusks. But both sexes of
African elephants have them. Throughout history, elephants have been hunted
for their ...
Side 171
Each wild elephant is tied to a tree with a rope around its neck and legs. Then the
job of gentling and ... Although heavy machinery is now coming into use, Indian
elephants have long been part of the lumbering industry in India and Burma.
Each wild elephant is tied to a tree with a rope around its neck and legs. Then the
job of gentling and ... Although heavy machinery is now coming into use, Indian
elephants have long been part of the lumbering industry in India and Burma.
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