Elephant

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Elephant

• By Skylar

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Physical Description

• Elephants weigh twelve thousand pounds when fully
  grown.
• Elephants are the biggest animals in Africa.
• Elephants do not have any fur.

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Predators

• Baby elephants predators are lions, leopards,
  hyenas, and people.
• The predators are dangerous, because predators
  can kill them.
• Elephants get hunted for their tusks.

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Habitat

• Elephants mostly live in the savannas and in dry
  lands.
• Elephants live in mostly Kenya, Tanzania
  Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and South Africa.
• Elephants live wherever they can find enough food
  and water.

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Food and Diet

• Elephants eat almost anything green but green
  grass.
• Elephants are herbivores.
• Elephants eat grasses, herbs, leaves, fruit, and
  bark.

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Babies

• Elephants have 1 baby at a time.
• Baby Elephants suck their mothers milk until the
  age of five.
• Baby elephants depend on their mothers for 8 to
  10 years.

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Interesting Facts

• Elephants love and touch with their trunks.
• Elephants get really sad when one of their
  friends dies.
• Elephants are endangered for their tusks.