How many bones in an elephant?
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see http://www.upali.ch/anatomy_en.html
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I think one potential source of your confusion is the fact that there was in fact more than one mammoth species.\n\nThe most famous mammoth is the so called woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius), but there were others such as the Columbian mammoth (Mammuthus columbi), Jefferson's mammoth (Mammuthus jeffersoni), Channel Island dwarf mammoth (Mammuthus exilis), southern mammoth (Mammuthus meridionalis), steppe mammoth (Mammuthus trogontherii), and the Imperial mammoth (Mammuthus imperator).  And those are just the North American varieties.  There were more in Asia and Europe.\n\nThe woolly mammoth was actually slightly smaller than the Asian elephant (which is actually more closely related to the mammoths than the African elephants are).\n\nHowever other species, like the Columbian mammoth, were much larger.  The largest specimen of the Columbian mammoth from the La Brea tar pits was 12 feet tall at the shoulder and weighed about 10 tons - much larger than the largest African elephants today.\n\nSome species were much, much smaller, especially those that inhabited isolated islands.  The Channel Islands dwarf mammoth  was only four to eight feet tall.  \n\nHopefully this helps to clear up some of the confusion.\n\nUPDATE:\n\nYes, the male African elephant does average about 12 feet at the shoulder.  This is one of the problems with taking just one measuer to determine "size".  The proportions of mammoths and African elephants are slightly different, and the way they hold their heads are different, so a simple shoulder measure, or measure to the top of the head doesn't tell the whole story.  There are also differences in the length of the legs that make a considerable difference when comparing height and weight.  Mammoths tend to have relatively stubby legs, while the African elephants are longer limbed, almost rangy in comparison.\n\nFor a really big elephant, there is also the extinct Miocene proboscideans the Deinotheres, which may have been 15 to 18 feet at the shoulder.
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Cranial Bones \nAnnoying, aren't they? The cranial bones are the PEST OF 6... \nP\nE\nS\nT\nO\nF\n\n Parietal\nEthmoid\nSphenoid\nTemporal\nOccipital\nFrontal\nthe six? the number of bones!
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Can u even find an "elephant with one hand"??
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all you need for this is the multiply the mass of the elephant by the acceleration due to gravity (approx 9.81ms^-2 downward on earth)\nThis gives 19620N
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant\nCheck the bibliography section at bottom\n\nhttp://elephant.elehost.com/\nEverything elephants!
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We have 206 bones in the adult human body.
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Giraffes have the same number of neck bone as you and I: 7. You can see how big they are in this link.\nhttp://www.boneclones.com/SC-034.htm
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I've never been one to be great at the weird math questions or riddle questions like this but here's what I think: All humans have one head and all horses have one head. Therefore, no matter how many legs you have since some humans and horses are amputees, you have 35 horses and 35 humans. Everyone has one head but not everyone has both legs or even one leg. I hope this helps!
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Large elephants will surprisingly eat eggs sometimes.\n\nSometimes, elephants will eat surprisingly large eggs.
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An elephant's shadow.
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Most Mammals have up to 40.\nMost Marsupials up to 50.\nGiant Armadillo can have up to 100 teeth.\nSpinner Dolphin can have as many as 252 teeth.\nThe whale shark may take the record with hundreds of rows of teeth, each with hundreds of teeth.
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The human head contains 22 bones, consisting the cranium and the facial bones. The cranium is formed by 8 bones: the frontal bone, two parietal bones, two temporal bones, the occipital bone in the back, the ethmoid bone behind the nose, and the sphenoid bone. The face consists of 14 bones including the maxilla (upper jaw) and mandible (lower jaw).
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There are 206 bones.\n\nThere are around 650 skeletal muscles.
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a real life size elephant\n\nI love them\nthey NEVER FORGET THEIR FRIENDS EVER...\nand they love family and take care of others babies too..
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There are 206 bones in the human body.
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It will end in the following mathmatical equation:\n\nIN ELEPHANT YEARS:\n(1 x 2 x 3 x 4 x 5 x 6 x 7 x 8 x 9 x 10 . . . x 30 x 31 x 32 x 33) to the 100th power. \n\nEND OF EARTH = (33!)^100 in Elephant Years.\n\nDidn't you get the memo???