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Old 26th November 2019, 05:00 PM   #11
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... they seem to have no qualms about using their tusks fro digging, shredding trees, moving stuff, or using them as weapons...
Still they can have a determined degree of sensivity ... and eventually crack. Only that they know how to use them ... angle and all. As you showed, a significant part of their length is hollow ... and that counts.
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