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African Elephants

By Bradi Miller

Sites

Interesting Info

http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/info-books/elephants/scientific-classification.htm

http://www.africanfauna.com/african-elephant-description

http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/info-books/elephants/habitat-&-distribution.htm

http://www.seaworld.org/animal-info/info-books/elephants/diet.htm

http://www.elephantconservation.org/elephants/african-elephants/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

KBrmaE82uY4

Reproduction

Habitat

An orphaned will be adopted

by another member of group

When an Elephant find another member

dead, they will use their trunks to smell

and feel the body

Elephants are very social

An elephant head has an extra bone

in the neck and tiny air pockets

for light weight like a bird

They get scared easily

Sexual Reproduction

Direct Development

Internal Fertilization

Vivoparious, Different sexual partners

Age- become fertile at age 10-12 years old

Time- 659 days (22 months.) in womb

Baby- 1 per birth (twins are rare), 3 feet tall

and about 250 lbs at birth

Weaned- between 2-4 years of age

Walk- Calves are precocial

Helpers- have "babysitters" that help

out the mother of baby

Birth- gives birth every 3-6

yrs. in life

Description

Classification

Africa- West and Central

Area- Tropical area, Woodland,

Savannas, and grasslands

Eat- about 330- 375 lbs. a day

Food- Grass, small plants, fruit,

bushes, twigs, bark and roots

Day- spends 80% eating

We are affecting there way

of life and food

supplies

Hight- 3 meters (10 ft.)

Weight- 10,000-12,000 Lbs.

Tusks- Large; Both male and female.

Used for digging and to mark territory

Trunk- Smell, drinking, reach food and

for social interactions (greeting)

Ears- 1 meter (3-4 ft.) hearing and heat

Migration- natural travelers (4mph)

Endo-Exto- Endothermic

Very smart and playful

Left- 450,000- 700,000

ENDANGERED

Kingdom- Animalia

Phylum- Chordata

Class- Mammalia

Order- Proboscidae- "proboscis" trunk

Family- Eliphantidae- "elephas" ivory

Genus- Loxodonta

Species- africana

Fossil Record- Only living order of

Proboscidae living today

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