Analysis - Seeing elephants in the wild is a timelessly awe-inspiring experience. There are only three living species today: the African savannah elephant, African forest elephant, and Asian elephant.

Elephant teeth: How they evolved to cope with climate change-driven dietary shifts. Modern elephants’ diets consist of copious amounts of tough, fibrous, often low-quality fodder.

Elephant’s ears offer some of the boldest foliage you could ever want in a garden. Huge, heart-shaped leaves come in black, purple, emerald green, chartreuse, yellow, or a mix of colors. The mammoth ...

This dinosaur’s skull was light as air but its mouth was packed with power—and a unique ability to quickly grow teeth. Here’s ...

connexum was mainly feeding on foliage, maybe a generalist feeder of all kinds of plant matter. “When I examined the phytoliths extracted from the cheek teeth of G. steinheimense, I saw a very ...

If you're an elephant ear plant lover, or someone looking to get one for the first time, knowing the warning signs of diseases can be vital information. advertisement. House Digest.

How Elephant Teeth Taught Scientists Extinction Exists. ... About 1.5 million plant and animal species have been named, but estimates of how many actually exist vary from 2 million to 100 million.

THE Proboscidea are such very large animals that their fossil bones and teeth attracted attention in the far distant past, but only in 1698 did W. E. Tentzelius prove that giant bones found in a ...

For Weird Animal Question of the Week, we’re sinking our teeth into two reader queries about animal choppers. First we have six-year-old Henry from Denver, Colorado, who asked: “Since gorillas ...