The document discusses key facts about African elephants. It notes that African elephants can weigh up to 13,000 pounds and live in grasslands or woodlands in Africa. The elephants eat grass, leaves, and bark from bushes and trees. Additional details provided include that elephant calves weigh 250 pounds at birth and male elephants can weigh as much as a school bus.

1. By Elias

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Although there are many interesting animals that live
in grasslands the African Elephant is an amazing
creature. Did you know that it is 13,000 pounds?
African Elephants

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An African elephant lives in Africa, either in
grasslands or in woodlands.
Where an Elephant lives

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The African elephant eats grass, leaves, and the bark
off bushes and trees.
What an Elephant eats

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The African Elephant is 13,000 pounds and 13 feet.
Size of an African
Elephant

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A calf weighs about 250 pounds at birth. Males
weigh as much as a school bus. There are still millions
of species of elephants that scientist have not yet been
discovered.
Other Facts

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