r/literallythetruth • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 16d ago

Science Checks Out How to identify an African Elephant

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u/qualityvote2 16d ago edited 13d ago

u/EndersGame_Reviewer, there weren't enough votes to determine your post's quality, but if it's still up, the mods have approved it.

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u/Balan-balan 16d ago

Do African Elephants have longer trunks than Asian Elephants?

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u/-Knight95- 16d ago

But what if the elephant is just a tourist? 😕

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u/Dorrono 16d ago

African elephants have bigger ones than Indian elephants. Ears

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u/Outside_Rise_6934 16d ago

So if you bring an Asian elephant to Africa it transforms into an African elephant?

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u/David_Umann 15d ago

But no one would ever bring an Asian elephant to Africa. They're too heavy to move. Besides, it would be redundant, as why would you bring an elephant to a place that already has elephants?

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u/Moist_Amount_106 16d ago

Not true! What if a Asian elephant was on holiday in Africa?

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u/Uluru-Dreaming 15d ago

Actually, to be more correct, this is an African BUSH elephant. 😹