Fact 1
An elephant’s life span ranges from 50 to 80 years. The gestation period is 22 months and a female elephant gives birth on average of every 4 years.
Fact 2
Their daily consumption of food in summer is 150 to 170 kg and 200 to 280 kg in rainy season. Elephants get dehydrated easily and need water once every 24 hours to survive.
Fact 3
The size of an elephant’s brain is the largest as compared to other land animals. They are intelligent animals and exhibit behaviors associated with art and music and they can also display grief.
Are called the ‘King of the jungle” because of their magnificent physique and also because they display brave fighting skills.
Are extremely heavyweight animals with a round body, short, stocky legs and a large head.
Are warm-blooded marsupial animals and their scientific name is Phasclarctos Cinereus.
Whales are very large marine mammals, that live in the oceans.
Are large humped animals with a shaggy mane, large heads and short horns and look similar to wild oxen.
Are the most garrulous pinnipeds or marine mammals with broad heads, flippers, short muzzle, small eyes, tusks and whiskers.
Are warm-blooded marine mammals with round eyes and long whiskers around the mouth.
Are dog-like nocturnal mammals of Africa and Southern Asia that feed mainly on carrion.
Are mostly semi-aquatic animals that belong to the same family as badgers, polecats, weasels and wolverines.