Did you know elephants have fingers? Only their fingers are on their face! The elephant trunk is their upper lip and their nose combined
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Did you know elephants have fingers? Only their fingers are on their face! The elephant trunk is their upper lip and their nose combined
Did you know? Elephant trunks are a fusion of the nose and upper lip, and they include finger-like extensions in the tip. These fingers allow elephants to carry out delicate motor functions
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