elephant
হাতি
definition
noun
The sale of new ivory was banned in 1989 to curb the slaughter of elephants in Africa.
a heavy plant-eating mammal with a prehensile trunk, long curved ivory tusks, and large ears, native to Africa and southern Asia. It is the largest living land animal.
Further, if we recall the great size of a typical elephant , the figure of Coryate is out of scale, much too large.
a size of paper, now standardized at 28 u00d7 23 inches (approximately 711 u00d7 584 mm).
translation of 'elephant'
noun
দ্বিপ,
মাতঙ্গ,
দ্বিরদ,
হাতি,
বারণ,
করেণু,
পিল,
গজ,
হস্তী,
দন্তাবল,
নাগ
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Further, if we recall the great size of a typical 'elephant' , the figure of Coryate is out of scale, much too large.
The good news is that mice can scare 'elephants' , and that happens from time to time.
We will be travelling part of the way on 'elephants' which is exciting.
Animals such as 'elephants' also use infrasound to communicate over long distances or as weapons to repel foes.
He referred to past incidents involving 'elephants' that have created bad publicity.
They will visit Nairobi Nursery, where the smallest orphaned 'elephants' and rhinos are kept.
On watching the footage, you start to believe that 'elephants' may indeed be as intelligent as the great apes.
Chonburi Province has become a popular habitat for local and traveling 'elephants' .
Towards the end of the Miocene, modern cats and the first 'elephants' arrived on the scene.
His notoriety first spread as the poacher of wild 'elephants' for their precious tusks.
Five patients with varying severities of hyperkeratotic verrucous thickening at the skin illustrate that the condition may occasionally become 'elephantoid' .
What about tigers, 'elephants' and ducks listening to a chorus of frogs singing happily?
A 19-year-old man who had been weighed down by an enormous 'elephantoid' tumor had become so overcome with grief that he tried on more than one occasion to commit suicide by swallowing arsenic.
Herds of 'elephants' stroll past as lions hide in bushes eyeing up a feast of zebras.
The zoo is really cool and we saw all the favourites the best of which were lemurs, 'elephants' and the zebras of course.
There were grazing giraffes, ostriches and above all, these wonderful 'elephants' .
If we announced that we were in the market for fresh ivory, of course that would encourage the poaching of 'elephants' .
The sale of new ivory was banned in 1989 to curb the slaughter of 'elephants' in Africa.
Living with 'elephants' and giraffes, and seeing lions hunt and kill, was fantastic.
She loved the 'elephants' and spent a good ten minutes pointing and making elephant noises.
The 'elephantoid' fossil record, combined with data on palaeoclimate and sea level, indicates when the large mammals may have crossed one of several land bridges out of Africa, into Asia, and back again, reports Kalb.
We forbid the sale of goods made from endangered species such as 'elephants' and rhino.
You used to get lions and tigers and seals with ball skills and 'elephants' giving slow rides to juggling monkeys.
Tigers, 'elephants' and a few others animals still roam there and along the borders.
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