Saturday, January 25, 2014

Mysore Zoo - Asian Elephnats

Mysore Zoo is the most popular zoo at Mysore in India. There are various wild animals and birds at the zoo. One among them is Asian elephants.


They grow to a height of 3.1 m and weigh around 2500 to 5000 kg. They have a lifespan of 70 years. They use their ivory tusks for digging, uprooting trees and displaying. They are herbivore that eats all types of vegetation such as grasses, leaves, fruits and bark.


The dominant elephant in the herd is a female. She is often the oldest, largest or most experienced elephant in the herd of related females and their young. 

20 comments:

  1. I love elephants ! They have a good memory. It is that right?
    Have a good day!

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  2. i hope they are allowed to live a mostly natural life.

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  3. Lovely photos of these magnificent animals. It pains to know that they are being killed off for their tusks.

    And like most of us animals, the female dominates! Even when they pretend to let us think we're the king! :)

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  4. Amazing critters, so big and strong.

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  5. Beautiful photos.

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  6. I would love the see the elephants in the wild. Great shots!

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  7. Oh love elephants ~ great shots ~ love the 1st one ~

    carol,namaste
    www.acreativeharbor.com

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  8. I love elephants. Terrific shots!

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  9. I hope they have a lot of room to walk around in the zoo.

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  10. These are wonderful pictures of the elephants.

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  11. Great post and wonderful photos of the elephants. Enjoyed reading about them. Thank you :)

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  12. I remember visiting as a kid. Such fond memories :)

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  13. Cute young ones!

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  14. Anonymous21:20

    Such amazing animals! Nice pictures of the group, Rajesh.

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  15. Anonymous08:19

    Interesting information. Lovely creatures.

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  16. Jai Gajraj....lovely post

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  17. Elephants..such lively shots...

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  18. Lovely photographs.....

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