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The most adorable elephants on Instagram

Elephants ( elephantidae ) are the largest land mammals on our planet. Two different species are currently known: the African elephant and the Asian elephant, each with different subspecies. In addition, they are able to adapt to a wide variety of environments such as savannas, deserts, valleys and tropical forests.

These animals are funny, beautiful, intelligent, and curious. This is why most people cannot help but photograph them when they are close to them. On Instagram, the hashtag #elefante has more than 730,000 posts. Also, your search in English (elephant) reflects more than seven million images. And is not for less! Since they are the most impressive.

On the other hand, elephants are able to communicate by emitting low-frequency sounds that travel both through the air and on the ground. Thus, their companions receive the sound through their huge legs.

In addition, the elephants' skin is wrinkled and has little hair, while their trunks are made up of about 10,000 muscles that allow them to act as an arm, a nose and a hand at the same time. This helps them to breathe, smell, drink, eat, defend themselves and grab things.

If you want to discover the most adorable elephants on Instagram, take a look at the following image gallery.

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