非洲象

African elephants───非洲象

African elephant───非洲象

Indian elephants───印度象，亚洲象

Asian elephant───亚洲象

Indian elephant───印度象，亚洲象

pink elephants───幻觉；不可能的事；离奇的事

sea elephants───n.海象

Poaching and habitat destruction threaten African elephants throughout their range.───偷猎和栖息地被破坏威胁着非洲象的生活范围。

African elephants eat mainly roots, leaves, fruit, grasses, and bark.───非洲象主要吃树根、叶子、水果、杂草和树皮。

Since African elephants live where the sun is usually blazing hot, they use their trunks to help them keep cool.───自从非洲象开始生活的地方太阳如燃烧一样热，它们就用鼻子来保持凉爽。

They have given their lives over to a passionate campaign to save endangered African elephants.───他们将全部生活倾注于拯救濒危非洲象这一充满激情的活动之中。

Some endangered species, such as African Elephants and Wild Horses, are beginning to recover.───一些濒于灭绝的物种，比如非洲象和野马，正在开始“复苏”。

As Asian elephant herds dwindle, African elephants have become the only source of ivory.───随着亚洲象群日渐减少，非洲大象成了象牙的唯一来源。

Now let's see the African elephants, it is the largest mammal and second highest animal on land with a alert and irascible temperament.───下面是非洲象，它是陆地上最大的哺乳动物和第二高的动物，性情警惕而暴躁。

Both male and female African elephants have tusks they use to dig for food and water and strip bark from trees.───雄性和雌性非洲象的象牙是用于掘食、掘水以及剥取树皮的。

African elephants have two fingerlike features on the end of their trunk that they can use to grab small items. (Asian elephants have one.

"In zoos, the welfare of African elephants (Loxodonta africana) and Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) has long caused concern," they wrote in Friday's issue of the journal Science.

There was a life-or-death struggle for a pair of African elephants when they were ambushed by a hungry Nile crocodile in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park this summer.

African elephants have bigger ears.

A routine trip to the water hole recently resulted in a life-or-death struggle for a pair of African elephants when they were ambushed by a hungry Nile crocodile (pictured).

African elephants have two fingerlike features on the end of their trunk that they can use to grab small items.

To resume the ivory trade would sound the death knell for the African elephants.