A giant grey herbivore whose bulls can pass six tonnes…

A giant grey herbivore whose bulls can pass six tonnes, the heaviest animal walking the earth today. Herds are led by the oldest female, and calves arrive after nearly two years. Both sexes grow curved ivory tusks, long targeted by poachers, and the long muscular trunk ends in two fingerlike tips. It is the largest land mammal alive, roaming the savannas south of the Sahara with its huge flapping ears.

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