African Forest Elephant Skull
The African forest elephant is an independent species of the genus African Elephant (Loxodonta), with significant genetic and morphological differences from the larger African steppe elephant (Loxodonta africana). Mainly distributed in the central and western African tropical rainforest areas, such as the Congo Basin, Gabon, Cameroon and other places in the dense forest.
Nepal Cultural Heritage Patanduba Square Elephant Statue
Patanduba Square is located in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. It is an important historical attraction listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO. The square is famous for its unique traditional architecture and stone carvings, and this elephant statue adds a cultural depth. As part of Nepal's long history, elephants have played multiple roles in transport, warfare, ritual and symbolism. The engraving of the "Om" symbol gives the statue a deeper spiritual meaning.
18th Century Indian Elephant Statue
Zhou Qingding's sculpture "Elephant"
Zhou Qingding (1896.4.1-1984.11.12), born in Anren County, Hunan Province, was a modern sculptor and the founder of animal porcelain carving in China. After the establishment of the People's Republic of China, he served as the head of the Sculpture Department at Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts (later renamed as the head of the Folk Art Department), dedicated to the research, creation, and teaching of animal sculpture, and achieved remarkable achievements. He inherits the tradition of realistic sculpture in France, attaches great importance to imitating nature, emphasizes the expression of animal vitality, strives to have both form and spirit, does not attach too much importance to ornamentation, uses concise and vivid language, is full of interest, and is full of poetic and picturesque charm.
Elephant wood carving
Elephant 3D animation model
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.
Elephant (with 3D animated model)
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.
Elephant skeleton
Elephantidae is a mammal belonging to the family Elephantidae in the order Longnose, consisting of two genera, and is the largest terrestrial animal in the world. Its pillar like limbs and wide feet can stably support its massive body. A huge head with fan-shaped large ears and a long and elastic nose. Elephant ears have abundant blood vessels that can effectively dissipate heat. The elephant trunk, which combines the nose and upper lip, is coordinated by over 15000 muscles. Distributed in sub Saharan Africa and southeastern Asia, it inhabits various living environments, especially forests, grasslands, and river valleys. Living in groups, male beasts occasionally live alone. Eating plants, with a large appetite.
African elephant skull
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.
elephant
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.
elephant
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. A huge head with fan-shaped large ears and a long and elastic nose. Elephant ears have abundant blood vessels that can effectively dissipate heat. Elephants are distributed in sub Saharan Africa and southeastern Asia, [8] inhabiting a variety of habitats, particularly in forests, grasslands, and river valleys. Living in groups, male beasts occasionally live alone. Eating plants, with a large appetite. Elephants are very intelligent, highly social, and good at learning, so they are often domesticated by humans.
African elephant
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).
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Bronze elephant statue, a folk handicraft in Uttar Pradesh, India
In India, elephants play an important role in both art and religion. In traditional Indian art, elephants are often used as themes and carved into various forms of statues, including deities, decorations, and memorabilia. In Hinduism, elephants are regarded as auspicious symbols, and the elephant headed god Ganesh is one of the important deities in Hinduism. In the northern region of India, folk people are skilled in using various materials such as wood, stone, metal, etc. to create animal statues, especially elephant statues.
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"Statue of Elephant and Lion Paws" from southwest India, now at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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