Elephant Coloring Book For Kids!

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Exploring the social structure of Asian elephants reveals that they live in herds led by a matriarch, with females raising the young. Males typically leave the herd between ages eight and thirteen to lead more solitary lives. The elephant's trunk, an extraordinary muscular tool, serves multiple purposes such as feeding and drinking, showcasing its evolutionary significance. Calves, weighing around 200 pounds at birth, recognize their mothers through various senses and undergo a lengthy childhood before independence, highlighting the species' unique developmental stages.