Asian Elephant - Habitat, Characteristics, and Conservation Efforts

Asian Elephant - Habitat, Characteristics, and Conservation Efforts
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The Asian elephant, with its distinctive gray color, inhabits tropical evergreen lowland forests. Weighing around 11,000 lbs, these gentle giants can grow up to 21 feet long and 10 feet tall. Their diet consists of leaves, bark, fruit, grasses, and herbs, and they commonly face predators such as humans. With a population of about 5,505, Asian elephants are endangered due to hunting and habitat destruction. Conservation efforts involve preserving them in special sanctuaries. Interesting facts include their tiptoe walking and using trunks as snorkels for swimming.

  • Asian Elephant
  • Conservation
  • Endangered Species
  • Habitat Preservation
  • Wildlife

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  1. Asian Elephant By: Adam

  2. Habitat Tropical Forest Evergreen Lowland

  3. Color Gray

  4. Weight 11,000

  5. Size 21 feet long and 10 feet tall

  6. Food (Diet) Leaves Bark Fruit Grasses Herbs Farm crops

  7. Young(Offspring) Calf

  8. Predators Humans

  9. Population About 5,505

  10. Why it is Endangered Humans are hunting them down Cutting down the trees in its habitat

  11. Conservation We are putting them in special preservitorys

  12. Interesting Facts They only walk on there tiptoes They are used to haul wood They use their trunks as snorkels when they go swimming

  13. Works Cited Phoenix Zoo. Asian Elephant Internet. http://www.phoenixzoo/learn/animals/animal_detail .aspx 16 Oct, 2012 Rosamondgifford zoo Asian Elephant . Internet <http://www.rosamondgifford zoo.org/assets/uploads/animals/pdf/Asian Elephant.pdf> 16 Oct,2012

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