All About Elephants

http://binbrain.com/blog/2008/05/19/elephant/

The body parts of an elephant all have a job to do. An elephant's trunk is just like your nose because it helps the elephant breathe and smell. An elephant's trunk can also pick things up, reach out like an arm, hold things, rub, scratch, and even throw! Can your nose do that?

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How is your nose similar to an elephant's trunk?

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An elephant needs it's trunk to breathe. What do you think would happen if you had a trunk?

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An elephant's trunk is used for a lot of different things besides breathing. Name three important things that an elephant's trunk can do.

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