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.

Africanelephant: a genus of elephants in the family Elephantidae, order Longnose. Adult African male elephants are taller than 3.5 meters and can reach a maximum of 4.1 meters, weighing approximately 2.7 to 6 tons. Females are smaller than males, with a maximum recorded weight of 13.5 tons. African elephants are the largest mammals on land, with males and females exhibiting a binary sex (both sexes differ in body shape or physical characteristics). Both species of elephants in this genus are native to Africa and can live in various natural environments ranging from sea level to an altitude of 5000 meters, including forests, open grasslands, grasslands, thorn bushes, and semi-arid jungles.

Elephants are mammals in the family Elephantidae, belonging to two genera, and are the largest terrestrial animals in the world. Its pillar like limbs and wide feet can stably support its massive body. Elephants are very intelligent, highly social, and good at learning, so they are often domesticated by humans. Elephants have been listed as one of the top ten species most threatened by trade activities in the world. In order to protect endangered elephants, countries such as Kenya have called for a 20-year ban on ivory trade, curb illegal ivory trade, punish poaching, and prevent elephant extinction.

It is a genus of elephants in the family Elephantidae, named by Baron Georges Cuvier in 1825. African elephants are the largest mammals on land, with males and females exhibiting a binary sex. Adult African male elephants are taller than 3.5 meters and can reach a maximum height of 4.1 meters. The weight is approximately 2.7 to 6 tons, with females being smaller than males and the heaviest recorded being 13.5 tons. Their longest recorded tooth weighs 102.7 kilograms. Countless African elephants have been killed because of their ivory. African elephants are listed in Appendix I of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (CITES).