Assertion: elephant's tusk | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: of a large bull elephant
type: OTHER
value: as 79
type: OTHER
value: in 200 cm
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: They have big ears, two-fingered trunks, concave backs, flat foreheads and large tusks.
text: Curator of mammals at Chester Zoo, Tim Rowlands explained that, “African elephants are hunted for their ivory but Asian elephants, which don’t have such large tusks, are persecuted in other ways.
text: Tusks are large teeth coming out of their upper jaws.
text: They have two tusks, a pair of large ears, and four thick legs.
text: To differentiate the African bush elephant from other elephant species, it is important to remember that the African bush elephant is recognizable by its large outward-pointing tusks.
text: Male African elephants have long and large tusks while female African elephants have short tusks that are hardly visible.
text: African elephants have large tusks measuring about 3 meters long and weighs up to 90 pounds.
text: But typically, only male Asian elephants will grow large tusks, while the females and a few males have much smaller tusks called tushes that don't always grow outside the mouth.
text: Typically, only male Asian elephants grow large tusks.
text: Tusks: Large.
text: These tusks can be as large as 79 in (200 cm) of a large bull elephant.
text: Elephants, mainly the African forest elephant, use their large tusks to help them push away unwanted vegetation and gather food!
text: The tusks of Asian elephants are large, sharp, heavy and faintly terrifying –