Report Text: Elephants by Sasi Kirana https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l Elephants are the largest and strongest of all animals. They are known for their thick legs, huge sides and backs, large hanging ears, a small tail, little eyes, long white tusks, and above all, their long nose, the trunk. Elephants are commonly seen in a zoo, but they are difficult to find in their natural habitat due to their large size and strength. Elephants are herbivorous animals that eat leaves, twigs, fruits, and vegetables. They are also known for their intelligence and social behavior, as they never leave their herds and will make every effort to find a missing member. There are two main species of elephants: the African savanna elephant and the Asian forest elephant. The African savanna elephant is the largest elephant species, while the Asian forest elephant and the African forest elephant are of a comparable, smaller size. Elephants are found mostly in dense forests and are always found in groups. They are black in color with a small tail, two big ears, thick legs, a trunk, and two little eyes. The teeth of elephants are very costly and are referred to as tusks. Elephants are important not only to humans but also to other animals and the environment. They help maintain the ecological balance and were previously used for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes. However, due to illegal killing and other factors, elephants are now endangered, and various laws have been passed to protect them. Elephants are also known for their trunk, which is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. The trunk is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ. In conclusion, elephants are fascinating animals with unique physical characteristics, social behaviors, and ecological roles. They are an example of a report text that describes an animal in detail, highlighting its features, behaviors, and significance. en-us 2024-04-23 18:30:30 UTC 2024-04-24 06:27:48 UTC hello@padlet.com Rheza Fernaldy Cazka (2140302128) inalinal711 https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967619773 1. The two main species of elephants are the African savanna elephant and the Asian forest elephant.

2. Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing seeds through their dung.

3. The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

4. Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.

5. Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for their ivory.]]> 2024-04-24 06:20:58 UTC https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967619773 nada_2091 https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967623606

  • African savanna elephant and the Asian forest
    elephant.

  • by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and
    creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing
    seeds through their dung.

  • long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including
    breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of
    muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

  • for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other
    purposes.

  • abitat loss, human-wildlife conflict,
    and poaching for their ivory

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  • African savana and asian forest elephant

  • creating water hole, dispering seeds, and creating habitat for smaller species.

  • long, flexible. can use for drinking, smelling, eating, breathing.

  • for transportation and lifting heavy object, war etc

  • habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict.

    • ]]>     2024-04-24 06:23:57 UTC https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967623735     Rahma Kamila_2120302083 https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967624054 1. African savanna elephant and the Asian forest elephant.

    2. Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and creating habitats for smaller species.

    3. The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

    4. Transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.

    5. Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for their ivory.

    ]]>     2024-04-24 06:24:12 UTC https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967624054     Salsabila Puan 2126 https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967625722

  • The two main species of elephants are the African savanna elephant and the Asian forest

    elephant.


    • 2. Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and

    creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing

    seeds through their dung.


    3. The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including

    breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of

    muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

    4. Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.


    5. Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for their ivory.



    ]]>     2024-04-24 06:25:10 UTC https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967625722     Salwa N (2120302075) https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967626468 1. The two main species of elephants are the African savanna elephant and the Asian forest

    elephant.

    2. Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and

    creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing

    seeds through their dung.

    3. The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including

    breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of

    muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

    4. Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other

    purposes.

    5. Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict,

    and poaching for their ivory.

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  • The two main species of elephants are the African savanna elephant and the Asian forest elephant.

  • Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing seeds through their dung.

  • The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

  • Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.

  • Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict,

    and poaching for their ivory

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    2. Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing seeds through their dung.

    3. The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

    4. Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.

    5. Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for their ivory

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    2. Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds, and creating habitats for smaller species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing seeds through their dung.

    3. The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ.

    4. Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.

    5. Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for their ivory.


    ]]>     2024-04-24 06:25:56 UTC https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967626627     Hanina S (2086) https://padlet.com/febriantysasii05/cowy4yi80xk6qd6l/wish/2967628928

  • Two main species of elephanta are the African savanna elephant and the Asian forest elephant

  • Elephants help maintain the ecological balance by creating water holes, dispersing seeds and creating habitats for smaller places species. They also help in the germination of trees by dispersing seeds through their dung.

  • The trunk of an elephant is a long, flexible appendage that serves many purposes, including breathing, drinking, eating, smelling, and even using as a tool. It is a complex network of muscles and nerves, making it an incredibly versatile and sensitive organ

  • Elephants have been used in the past for transportation, lifting heavy objects, wars, and other purposes.

  • Some of the challenges faced by elephants today include habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for their ivory.

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