Elephant Memo Holder

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Elephant Memo Holder

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The African Elephant currently lives in 37 different countries in Africa. Elephants are the largest living land animal. The female gestational period of the elephant is 22 months long and elephant calves can weigh as much as 260 lbs at birth. Their average life span, in the wild, is 50 to 70 years. The African Elephant’s cousin is the Asian elephant. While very similar, these two separate species have several differences including the African being noticeably larger than the Asian and having much larger ears. The African elephant has a concave back while the Asian elephant’s back slopes down to the tail. Also, only the bull elephants have tusks in the Asian elephants, while both sexes have tusks in the African Elephant. The trunks of each species are different as well. The African Elephant has two finger-like projections at the tip of the trunk used as fingers, while the Asian elephant only has one projection. These projections are sensitive enough to be able to pick a single blade of grass. Elephants drink with their trunks and are able to hold up to 15 quarts of water in at a time. They either squirt the water in their mouths to drink, or onto their bodies to cool off. The trunk is used in social situations similar to the human hand shake or hug.

Each Memo Holder base is made of stone resin and measures 2” X 2 ½” and looks like a patch of grass. There is a 4” high gold tone post with a circle holder for your notes. Then each holder has a hand painted Tiny One figurine mounted onto it making this item the perfect gift for anyone. Each completed Memo Holder is individually packaged and ready to give as a gift or display at your store. This unique item is available with any of our Tiny Ones figurines; dogs, cats and animals.

Click here to learn more about the Elephant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant

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