Stepping Through ZAM: Day 7, Savannah Module » elephJawHonZoo

This Elephant lower jawbone shows two molars. Photo credit Honolulu Zoo

This Elephant lower jawbone shows two molars. Photo credit Honolulu Zoo

Elephants are either right- or left-tusked the way most people have a dominant hand. You can tell which is the dominant tusk because it will be shorter and smoother from the extra use.
Elephants are either right- or left-tusked the way most people have a dominant hand. You can tell which is the dominant tusk because it will be shorter and smoother from the extra use. Photo credit Steve Goodall

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