Elephant tusks are elongated incisor teeth composed of dentin. They are used for digging, stripping bark, and in males, for competing for mates. Unfortunately, tusks have also made elephants a target for poaching due to the demand for ivory.
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Tusk Tusk - 1960 was released on:
USA: 3 April 1960
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An elephant's tusk (one tusk) is worth about 700 dollars that's a common price for a solo tusk.
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The Asian elephants tusk was bigger than the African elephants tusk
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It is a tooth, not a tusk, and scientists have not yet discovered what it is for.
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they have tusk because they need to defend them selfs
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a tusk piercing is similar to a septum ring. But a tusk piercing is usually a thick bar through the nose representing the tusks of an animal
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Only a large enough gorilla can break an elephant's tusk.
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The heaviest elephant tusk on record weighed around 225 pounds. This tusk was from an African elephant that was poached for its ivory.
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The whale that has a distinctive tusk is a narwhal it is native to the arctic ocean
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Dating a walrus tusk usually involves using radiocarbon dating techniques, which can determine the approximate age of the tusk by analyzing the decay of radioactive carbon isotopes present in the tusk. This method can provide an estimation of when the walrus lived and subsequently when the tusk was formed.
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Narwhals can "Tusk," or rub their tusk against others, sort of like fencing.
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The Narwhal has a long ivory tusk.
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Lord Ganesha lost his tusk while writing Mahabharata.
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Narwhals don't have a "tusk" the facial horn is actually a tooth that has grown through the lip.
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It would depend on which creature you are referring to. Possibly the narwhal has the longest tusk today
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Elephants kill thing by using their tusk. Tusk are made of ivory which is very strong which makes it eaisier for them to kill things. They also use their tusk as weapons and shovels.
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A narwhal's tusk helps with tasks such as breaking through ice, attracting mates, communication, and possibly sensing their surroundings. It is believed that the tusk could play a role in navigating their Arctic habitat and finding food.
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The boar tusk necklace has gone so far as to do go look more like.
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A tusk from an adult male elephant weighs between 100 and 175 pounds, according to SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment, while a tusk from an adult female elephant weighs between 40 and 44 pounds.
The heaviest tusk ever recorded weighed in at 220 pounds
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The Tusk is nothing but a teeth that has grown out of the skull. Just like a human teeth, it is made of calcium and other minerals. It is used as a display of size and strength and sometimes during fights or to bring down a tree while feeding. Females usually have a very small tusk or no tusk at all.
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where are all the answers for the hippogriffs tusk?
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No the elephant tusk is mostly cartilage so it doesn't hurt
The tusk of an elephant has no nerve endings so there is no pain when they cut them off.
Just as it does not hurt a horse to have their teeth ground annually.
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