African Elephant vs. Moose

African elephants and moose may seem unlikely to compare, but their unique features make them stand out in the animal kingdom.

African elephants are the world’s largest land animals, growing up to 13 feet tall and weighing up to 7 tons.

Size

Up to 6.5 ft tall and up to 1,200 lbs

Size

African elephants are herbivores that mainly eat grasses, leaves, fruits, twigs, and bark. They supplement their diets with soil for minerals or tree bark for salt.

Diet

Herbivore – eats leaves, bark, and twigs

Diet

African elephants have complex social structures within herds led by matriarchal females who form strong family bonds with their young ones.

Behavior

Moose are solitary animals that prefer to stay within their territories.

Behavior

Native to sub-Saharan Africa, and can thrive in diverse environments such as savannas, forests, and even deserts

Habitat

Forests and wetlands in North America, Europe, and Asia

Habitat

African elephants exhibit several behaviors to protect their territory, including trumpeting loudly and raising dust clouds with their trunks or feet. Additionally, they may charge intruders with tusks lowered or circle them to ward off any potential threats.

Territorial Disputes

15-25 years

Life Span

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