It refers to the young cubs of African or Asian elephants that have not been born yet. At birth, the weight is about 100 kilograms and the height is about 90 centimeters, but it will grow quickly. Being able to stand within the first few hours after birth is to quickly adapt to the wild environment and avoid becoming a target for predators. The skin is very soft and gradually thickens with age to resist rough natural environments. The eyes are large and bright, and the ears are relatively large. Under strict protection within the herd, members of the herd work together to take care of the young and ensure their safe growth. Learn social behavior, communication styles, and how to use the elephant trunk for various activities in an elephant herd.

It is the largest land mammal in the world, known for its large body size and unique large ears. Weight can reach over 6 tons, and shoulder height is usually between 2.5 and 4 meters. Having a long nose is an important tool for them to feed, breathe, and interact socially. It is a herbivorous animal that mainly feeds on grass, leaves, fruits, and branches. It is necessary to consume a large amount of food every day to maintain its huge energy demand. Long noses and big ears not only help them dissipate heat in the hot African climate, but also serve as a way for them to communicate and express emotions. They are highly socialized animals.

It is an elephant mainly distributed in the tropical rainforests of central and western Africa. There are significant differences in body size and living habits between African savannah elephants. The body size is relatively small, with an average height of about 2.5 meters and a weight of around 3500 kilograms for males, while African savannah elephants typically have a shoulder height of over 3 meters and a weight of up to 6 tons. The texture of ivory is relatively hard, yellow in color, and some even have pink, which has high economic value. Eating leaves, fruits, and bark, occasionally licking mineral salts or mineral containing pond mud. Capable of long-distance communication through infrasound waves and ground vibrations. Due to poaching and habitat destruction, it is currently classified as critically endangered species.

It is the largest surviving land mammal on Earth, known for its massive size, long nose, and large ears. Belonging to the elephant family, it is mainly divided into two subspecies: African elephants and Asian elephants. African elephants have larger body sizes and larger ears, while Asian elephants have smaller body sizes and circular ears. The nose is very flexible and can be used to grasp objects, breathe, and make sounds. They are social animals that live in families and are led by an older female elephant. Elephants feed on plants and require a large amount of food every day to maintain their large bodies. Plays an important role in ecosystems and is a significant symbol in many cultures.

It is the largest surviving land mammal on Earth, known for its massive size, long nose, and large ears. Belonging to the elephant family, it is mainly divided into two subspecies: African elephants and Asian elephants. African elephants have larger body sizes and larger ears, while Asian elephants have smaller body sizes and circular ears. The nose is very flexible and can be used to grasp objects, breathe, and make sounds. They are social animals that live in families and are led by an older female elephant. Elephants feed on plants and require a large amount of food every day to maintain their large bodies. Plays an important role in ecosystems and is a significant symbol in many cultures.

It is an extinct long nosed animal and is considered one of the ancestors of modern elephants. Fossils have been found in Eurasia, Africa, and the Americas, and they lived during the Miocene period. The species of the genus Megalophynchus were once considered a central link in the evolution of long nosed dinosaurs, but there are also many taxonomic controversies. Their lower incisors are usually elliptical or pear shaped, while the characteristics of cheek teeth are not specialized and have significant intraspecific variation. The discovery and study of the toothed elephant not only enriched our understanding of the evolutionary history of long nosed animals, but also provided important clues for understanding the relationship between modern elephants and other ancient long nosed animals.

The scientific name Deinoterium is a group of prehistoric mammals that lived from the Miocene to the Pleistocene, belonging to the order Longnose. Famous for its unique downward curved long teeth, which are different from the long teeth of modern elephants. They grow from the lower jaw and curve upwards, rather than from the upper jaw. Large in size, similar to modern elephants, but may have different behavioral and living habits. Fossils of terror elephants have been found in Africa, Asia, and Europe, indicating their widespread distribution. The reason for the extinction of this prehistoric behemoth is not fully understood, but it may be related to climate change and human activities.