E is for Elephant

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is for elephant Asian elephant

African elephant

There are two main types of elephants.

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ears

Elephants keep cool by flapping their ears.

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is for eat

These hungry animals munch for most of the day!

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is for enormous

Elephants are the biggest animals that walk the Earth!

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Young elephants are called calves. They love to play!

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is for eyelashes

Elephants have long eyelashes to keep dust out of their eyes.

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toot toot!

An elephant’s nose is called a trunk.

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is for explorers

Elephants need lots of space to roam around.

is for elephant sanctuary

People care for rescued elephants in special parks.

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is for everyone

Elephants stick together. They travel around in groups called herds.