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Like a fan, it's more like its left ear.
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The left ear and the right ear are like fans.
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The elephant's right ear is most like its left ear.
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Ha ha. The elephant's right ear is of course the most similar to the left ear.
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The elephant's left ear, of course, hehe.
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Like his left ear, of course
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In a narrow sense, it is the left ear. Broadly speaking, there is too much to say.
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You're asking the wrong place. It's not humorous here, it's ENT here.
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Elephant's left ear likeness1. The left ear of the elephant resembles a huge banana leaf.
2. The left ear of the elephant is like a pair of small wings, fluttering and waving.
3. The left ear of an elephant is like a lotus leaf in a pond.
4. The left ear of an elephant resembles a ginkgo leaf.
5. The left ear of the elephant is like a heart.
6. The left ear of an elephant is like a broom.
7. The left ear of the elephant is like a small fan, constantly fanning.
8. The left ear of the elephant resembles a big umbrella.
9. The elephant's left ear hangs like a fan.
10. The left ear of an elephant is like a big fan.
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The ears of the elephant are also like (leaves), like (wings), like (pampas fan), examples are as follows:
The elephant's ears resemble both a large fan and a large quilt.
The elephant's ears resemble both a large fan and a banana leaf.
The elephant's ears resemble both a large fan and a large lotus leaf.
An elephant's ears resemble both a large fan and a pair of large wings.
An elephant's ear resembles both a large fan and a large leaf.
Characteristics of elephants.
The main external features of elephants are the flexible and muscular proboscis and large fanned ears, which are most used to dissipate heat, regulate body temperature, and repel mosquitoes. Elephants are the largest land animals in existence, with a wide distribution, and about 40 million years ago, elephants were found on all continents except Oceania and Antarctica.
Elephants belong to the order Proboscida, there are only one family, two genera and three species, namely the elephant family, the African elephant genus and the genus Loxodontidae, the African elephant has two kinds of common African elephant and African forest elephant, and there is only one species of Asian elephant in the genus. Elephants have a long lifespan, generally living to be around 70 years old, sexually mature between 10 and 15 years old, and have a long pregnancy period of up to 22 months.
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The elephant's ears resemble two big fans, and they look like the one in the hands of the Iron Fan Princess.
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The elephant's left ear resembles a huge banana leaf.
The left and right ears of elephants vary in size, from the size of a full head to half the size of a head. Regardless of size, they all share a common characteristic: they look like a large leaf, taking on a natural shape, and their appearance is very similar to that of a large leaf.
Sometimes the elephant's left ear is like a small fan, constantly fanning.
The left ear of the elephant has a unique shape, it is shaped like a large leaf, and the shape of the large leaf changes as the elephant moves, which is very spectacular. The elephant's left ear, although it resembles a large leaf, has other characteristics. Their internal structure is made up of many membranes that carry sound to the elephant's ears, making it easier for them to hear sounds.
Protection of the left ear of the elephant
With the development of science and technology, people are paying more and more attention to the left ear of elephants, and they are not only concerned about their appearance, but also about their conservation. First of all, the left ear of the elephant should be protected by law. People should establish some laws to protect the left ear of elephants and prohibit anyone from destroying the left ear of elephants.
Secondly, people should also take measures to prevent the elephant's left ear from being damaged by ultraviolet rays, and the amount of time the elephants are exposed to the sun should be minimized so that they have plenty of time to rest and rot. Elephant husbandry and management should be strengthened to provide a good environment for elephants to live in a safe environment.
As early as the ancient Egyptian period, it was discovered that the left ear of the elephant could be used to protect the elephant from the external environment, so the left ear of the elephant became a symbol of the ancient Egyptians. The left ear of the elephant has an important cultural significance, not only symbolizing the history of the ancient Egyptians, but also the kindness and wisdom of the culture of the Nakazakura country.
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1. The elephant's left ear resembles a huge banana leaf.
2. The left ear of the elephant is like a pair of small wings, fluttering and waving.
3. The left ear of an elephant is like a lotus leaf in a pond.
4. The left ear of the elephant is like a ginkgo leaf.
5. The left ear of the elephant is like a heart.
6. The left ear of the elephant is like a broom.
7. The left ear of the elephant is like a small fan, constantly fanning.
Asian elephants are 2 to 4 meters tall at the shoulder and weigh 3 to 5 tons. African elephants are 3 to 4 meters tall at the shoulder and weigh up to 8 tons. The average height of African forest elephants does not exceed a metre and their weight is tonn.
The elephant's head is large, the ears are as large as a fan, the limbs are as thick as a cylinder to support the huge body, the knee joints cannot be flexed and extended freely, the nose length is almost equal to the body length, it is cylindrical, and it can be extended and flexed freely; The trunk is made entirely of muscles, with nostrils opening at the end and finger-like protrusions at the tip of the nose that can pick up objects, and the trunk is very flexible and can pick up objects weighing up to 1 ton, as well as small foods as small as peanuts.
The proboscis mammal, commonly known as elephant, is the world's largest terrestrial animal. They have a flexible and well-developed proboscis that has the function of winding and is a powerful tool for self-defense and feeding. The elephant is about 2 meters tall at the shoulder, weighs 3 7 tons, has ears as large as a fan, and limbs as thick as columns, supporting a huge body. >>>More
The elephant said to himself that there was something really wrong with my ears. This can be a full stop or an exclamation point, but it is a kind of self-talk that is a discourse.
Different animals are different.
The elephant is so large that its mouth is far from the ground, making it more difficult to get food. In order to survive, the elephant's lower lip became longer, and his trunk grew longer and longer.
The elephant's physique grows larger and larger as it changes its environment and adapts to its own needs, so that the distance between its mouth and the grass growing on the ground increases, making it difficult to eat food on the ground. In addition, the flexibility of the body is not enough, and it is very inconvenient to move. To compensate for these deficiencies, the elephant's trunk slowly developed into what it is today. >>>More