The largest land animals currently living are elephants. There are currently three recognized living species: the Asian elephant, the African forest elephant, and the African bush elephant. They are the only remaining representatives of the family Proboscidea and family Elephantidae. During the Pleistocene, the family was once considerably more diverse, but during the Late Pleistocene epoch, the majority of species went extinct. Elephants are known for their long "trunk," which they also have tusks, enormous ear flaps, pillar-like legs, and durable yet delicate skin. Breathing, transporting food and water to the mouth, and object-grasping are all done by the trunk. Tusks, which are made from the incisor teeth, are used as weapons as well as propulsion and digging tools. Large ear flaps help maintain a comfortable fit. New ELEPHANT 10 inch Stuffed Animal Plush Toy No Plastic Pellets No Plastic Whiskers Stitched Eyes and Noses Ages 0 and up Suitable for Baby, Toddler ?10? animal den elephant plush ?Each piece on hang tag ?Soft, cozy plush material ?Sitting position ?Ideal keepsake Brand New QTY:1