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The African man named Winston is extremely special: Drinking water in the abdomen and then spitting out like the way elephants suck water with a hose and spitting it out.
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The African man named Winston is extremely special: Drinking water in the abdomen and then spitting out like the way elephants suck water with a hose and spitting it out.
At first the mother elephant and other elephants tried to pull the baby elephant out of the water with his taps. However, this is ineffective because they have no fulcru…
A rare, giant bird egg, believed to be the largest, is being auctioned in London. The egg is produced by a native elephant bird in Madagascar, Africa. This is a flightle…
Members of an elephant conservation group have saved a young elephant trapped in a deep water hole in Kenya, in the
The specimen of a mammoth dating back about 42,000 years, more than a meter long, will be displayed in the UK in the coming days.
Prince Charles and Prince William transmitted the message of protecting rare and precious wildlife in five languages, including Vietnamese, in the video released on Febr…
This is a meeting organized by the Botswana Government initiative in collaboration with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
The public has the opportunity to admire rare mammoth corpses in Japan after scientists transport it from Russia.
The number of elephants is declining rapidly, scientists believe that if there is no timely solution, the elephant will remain in memory.
The International Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) has decided to sponsor 1.796 million Euro to focus on protecting saola populations in 2 districts of Tay Giang, Dong Gia…
The ball of polo polo each team has 4 elephants, each with a hand, use sticks to drive the ball into the golf course. On December 2, 2006, the competition for world elep…
According to the Times, on Monday, March 6, 2006, a Scottish paleontologist after two years of research believed that the legendary monster of Lake Ness was actually jus…
All beasts in Les Machines de Lle are giant, lively, artistic machines, inspired by the Twenty Thousand-mile novel under the sea.
In April 1912, from the seat swaying on the back of the elephant, three middle-aged Britons in London at the beginning of the year were appointed by the standing Ministe…
Tim Storms broke the record low again after his latest audition showed that he had reached the point where he could sing to elephants, or rather, only this thick skin co…