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| − | '''Elephants''' are the world's largest land animals. There are many different kinds of elephant--Asian and African. Asian elephants have smaller ears than African elephants, and are smaller in general, so can thus be distinguished. The population of African elephants | + | '''Elephants''' are the world's largest land animals. There are many different kinds of elephant--Asian and African. Asian elephants have smaller ears than African elephants, and are smaller in general, so can thus be distinguished. The population of African elephants has tripled in the last decade. |
In the past, there were many different types of elephants like [[mammoth|mammoths]] and [[mastodon|mastodons]], but most creationists say that these species never made it onto the ark and that these species perished with the [[dinosaurs]]. | In the past, there were many different types of elephants like [[mammoth|mammoths]] and [[mastodon|mastodons]], but most creationists say that these species never made it onto the ark and that these species perished with the [[dinosaurs]]. | ||
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Elephants are the world's largest land animals. There are many different kinds of elephant--Asian and African. Asian elephants have smaller ears than African elephants, and are smaller in general, so can thus be distinguished. The population of African elephants has tripled in the last decade.
In the past, there were many different types of elephants like mammoths and mastodons, but most creationists say that these species never made it onto the ark and that these species perished with the dinosaurs.