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Subspecies of Asian Elephant.

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Subspecies of Asian elephant.

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subspecies of Asian elephant.

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Fewer than 50,000 these are an endangered species. Their habitats are in the forest. A more specific place of where they live are in the Eastern Himalayas and Greater Mekong.  Their lifespan is 48 years. https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/asian-elephant

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- Forest elephant is smaller and darker. Their tusk are strengthened and pointed upward. Their ears are more of an oval shape. They are mainly found in the Dominican Republic of Congo.
https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/forest-elephant

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African Elephants ( Savannah elephants) 

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African Elephants ( Savannah elephants) 

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African Elephant
- The largest animal on Earth. Their herds in 37 countries in Africa. African elephants are usually identified by their large ears that are able to radiate excess heat. Their trunk is used for communication and handling objects. They have 2 subspecies which are the Savannah elephant and the Forest elephant.
https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/african-elephant

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Why do elephants have great memories?
- Researches have came to this conclusion because elephants have large brains. An adult elephant brain weighs about 11 pounds. The elephant brain is as complex as the human brain, and they do experience different feelings such as grief, and they have self awareness. They show self awareness when they are able to recognize their selves through a mirror.
https://wonderopolis.org/wonder/do-elephants-ever-forget

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African Elephants usually migrate at the beginning of the dry season which is between June and November. They return between October and December in the rainy season. The migration is for the growth of more vegetation. migration extends between 20 to 50 km.
Asian Elephants
https://seaworld.org/en/animal-info/animal-infobooks/elephants/habitat-and-distribution

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Life span of Elephants Wild vs. Captive 

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Life span of Elephants Wild vs. Captive 

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Wild elephants have a life span up to 60-70 years old.
Captive elephants life span usually die before the age of 40. This is because captive elephants usually die from tuberculosis, arthritis, and foot abscesses which lead to premature death.
https://www.lcanimal.org/index.php/campaigns/elephants/wild-vs-captive