Elephant Tusks found in Chakwal
Elephant Tusks found in Chakwal | چکوال سے ہاتھی کی معدوم نسل کی ایک کروڑ سالہ قدیم باقیات دریافت. Archaeologists have found a tooth of an extinct species of elephant during excavations in the Chakwal area.
مختلف جانوروں میں بچے کی پیدائش کا حیران کن عمل، ڈاکٹر مجاہد حسین کی دلچپسپ تحریر
Experts say that this species of elephant was found in Africa, Asia and Europe 10 million years ago. According to details, the GC University of Faisalabad discovered the remains of an extinct species of elephant 10 million years ago in Chakwal. The Department of Zoology found the teeth of Gomphotherium during excavations at the Dhok Bin Amir Khatun site.
According to archaeologists, this species of elephant was found in Africa, Asia and Europe 10 million years ago. It should be noted that the elephant is the largest and most powerful mammal in wildlife. There are generally three types of elephants in the world: African bush elephant, African wild elephant and Asian elephant, which is also called Indian elephant, while the remaining species of elephant became extinct about ten thousand years ago during the Ice Age.
According to experts, the normal gestation period of an elephant is 22 months, which is the longest gestation period of any land animal. The average weight of a baby elephant at birth is 120 kilograms. The average lifespan of an elephant is 70 years, with some living longer.
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