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This fact about African bush elephant will fascinate you!

The African bush elephant is the world's largest living terrestrial animal

It inhabits 37 countries across Africa, including Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa

Their habitats include grasslands, forests, wetlands, woodlands, and agricultural land

Designated as Endangered on the IUCN Red List since 2021

Average shoulder height is 10 to 11 feet; body mass ranges from 5.2 to 6.9 tonnes

The largest recorded had a shoulder height of 13 feet and weighed 10.4 tonnes

Primary threats include habitat destruction and poaching for meat and ivory

Habitat loss is due to human population growth, urban development, and agriculture

Poaching has led to skewed sex ratios, impacting their survival