Elephants
Elephants are the world's largest and most powerful land animals, so it's not surprising they have a profound impact on the ecosystem. To reach food, elephants regularly break branches, uproot bushes and push down whole trees — sometimes whole strands of trees. Elephants prefer to roam across a vast territory, so forests can usually recover from the damage they cause. But when fences, farmland and human encroachment shrink the range of these magnificent beasts, elephant behavior can radically alter a limited landscape.
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Do you wanna try to have that conversation with them
okay so its okay when people burn tree's down or cut them off but its not okay when elephants do it to survive okay that really ******* clever
and humans don't down trees? like 10,000 times more than elephants?
Would somebody please explain to me why humans are not at the very top of this list in bold capital letters!
It's us humans not the Elephants
The first one should be human beings.
maybe people shouldnt live in range of a herd of elephants pack up your bags or what ever and leave their there for a reason
are the cutest effing animals in the world
Elephants - Wow.
Here is the comment "To reach food, elephants regularly break branches, uproot bushes and push down whole trees"
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In there is this comment
"these animals had all drive off.. The area was now occupied by "thousand and thousand of cows""
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