Difference between Asian elephants and African elephants

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This little story is to say that there is a significant difference between African and Asian elephants.  But there are also variations on African elephants.  There is little difference between the two.  This article discusses not only the changes in the appearance of elephants but also the significant changes in their lifestyle.


 1. Body shape



 Basically we want to talk about the body shape of elephants.  Although the Asian elephant has a straight or slightly curved spine, the African elephant can be seen dropping significantly behind the shoulder.  At first glance, the Asian elephant's head appears to have two protruding horns, while the top of the African elephant's head appears to be a rounded head with a single hump.  At first glance, it looks like an African elephant at the top in terms of size and weight.  The average adult African elephant weighs between 4000-7500 kilograms, while the Asian elephant weighs between 3000-6000 kilograms.


 2. The difference that everyone knows



 The most well-known difference between African and Asian elephants is the difference in their eardrums.  The story goes that the ears of African elephants have the shape of Africa and the ears of Asian elephants have the shape of Asia.  African elephant ears are larger than the neck.  Asian elephants do not have such a large size.  Elephants' ears are said to have the ability to cool the body with two slices.  As a result, the large African ear can be described as an adaptation to the high temperatures in Africa.


 3. Valuable gross



 Basically a tooth is a tube tooth that is normally found in humans.  In any case, there is no chemical difference between the tusks of the elephant and the tusks of the elephant.  But while African elephants have tusks, both male and female, Asian tusks are found only in males.  This tooth may be so superior.  The most important thing to think about before you kill a tusk is that only 5 percent of the current Asian male elephants in Sri Lanka have tusks like that.


 4. The trunk



 Two Nosebleeds of African elephant trunk.  Asian elephant trunk have one Nosebleeds.  The trunk of African elephants clearly show rings.  Also, the African elephant trunk is not as strong as the Asian elephant trunk.  This strong loss itself makes it easier for the African elephant to grasp something and turn it around.  It also has the advantage of having nostrils.  However, the Asian elephant only has the ability to lower something and grab the inside.


 5. The time of carrying in the womb



 There is no significant difference in gestational age between African or Asian elephants.  The average gestation period for African elephants is 24 months and for Asian elephants it is only 22 months.  It is said that it takes so long because of the size.  However, because it takes so long, they are well aware when the pups come out.  However, they understand the complex lifestyle of elephants from birth.  Like Sean, they all understand who the mother is, who the sisters are, who they want to be with, and how to drink milk.


 6. Where is our Enemies.?



 Elephants in Africa usually have many enemies.  First, there are the fierce lions, which jump headlong, fall to the ground, and surround themselves with their flesh.  Next, the Tigers attack from the trees as well as from the ground.  In addition, crocodiles drink a little water and drag their young to the river.  You have a stockpile of unspoken enemies for the African elephant.  But the Asian elephant does not have such problems.

 The Asian elephant has no influence from the enemies of the forest except man.  Occasional crocodile or tiger attacks are not uncommon.


 7. Social behavior



 Everyone's behavior is built according to the problems and needs.  Usually due to enemy problems, African elephants live close by as a team to rescue their newborn cubs.  That is why maternal survival is so important to the African elephant community.  But when it comes to Asian elephants, there are small groups of elephants in Sri Lanka.  But not all of them have a great standard dials called Rahe Amma.  The place is divided between the mother and the sisters.

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