Facts about elephant

The most massive car in the world is the VW Beatle, aka Volkswagen Beetle. the first incarnation of this car was produced with minor modifications for almost sixty years. Several tens of millions of copies were released.
The bodies of the Trabant cars were made of pressed cotton material. There were cases when they were injured in the countryside by goats, to whom they seemed quite edible.

Scientists believe that on some exoplanets, clouds can be heated up to several thousand degrees (see interesting facts about exoplanets).
Some types of clouds are formed only under certain conditions, so they can be observed very rarely, and then only if you are lucky.

Whales have navels.
A study of 10,000 pugs found that they all descended from 50 ancestors.
Sloths can turn their heads 270 °. And male sloths are difficult to distinguish from females, so some zoos received animals of the wrong s*x.
Shrews use echolocation.

Brown bears dig dens in the ground, and white bears - in the snow, and in such a den there are usually several rooms and even a hood.
Swimming speed of an adult polar bear is about 10 km / h.
A newborn polar bear cub weighs only about 1 kg.
Polar bears spend more time in water than on land.

The only animal on the planet that has two rows of teeth on its tongue is the waterworm mixin. These heartbreakers with vulgar beauty grow up to 70 centimeters and eat out the insides of fish (yes, and the heart as well).

Elephants are the largest existing land animals. Three species are currently recognised: the African bush elephant, the African forest elephant, and the Asian elephant. Elephantidae is the only surviving family of the order Proboscidea; extinct members include the mastodons.