indian elephant การใช้

• Similar behaviors have been observed in red deer, reindeer, and Indian elephants.
• Sightings of the Indian elephant and the Indian peafowl are pretty common.
• There were plans to breed Chendra with the zoo's Indian elephant Tusko.
• Once upon a time, it was ruled by wild Indian elephants and lions
• The Indian elephants are far stronger than the trained for war.
• Carthage also used Elephants, probably African Forest and Indian Elephants as shock troops.
• The largest Indian elephant was high at the shoulder.
• Here a large herd of Indian elephants frolic and squirt water at the passing vessels.
• The auditory sensitivity thresholds have been measured behaviorally for one individual young female Indian elephant.
• Lil, an Indian elephant, arrived in 1921 accompanied by her British Malayan handler, Phil Fernandez.
• The sanctuary is primarily an elephant reserve and is home to about 78 Indian elephants.
• Indian elephants have smaller ears, but relatively broader skulls and larger trunks than African elephants.
• In time, after large Indian elephants became known, the myth of the Neades was abandoned.
• Indian elephant is the flagship species and indicative of the potential productivity of the habitat.
• In all other respects, they look like Indian elephants.
• Wild Indian elephants roam over the whole valley.
• The chalkah is the West Indian elephant, and is widely known for its unusually small trunk.
• In 1798, Georges Cuvier first described the Indian elephant under the binomial " Elephas indicus ".
• Visitors will see Siberian tigers, Indian elephants, and rhinos, and wild horses in their natural habitats.
• The two Indian elephants are invariably shackled, spending the whole day anchored to the same spot.