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Elephants are the largest living land animal. Elephantidae is the only surviving family of the order Proboscidea. What s Elephantidae Elephantidae is a family of large, herbivorous mammals collectively called elephants and mammoths. These are terrestrial large mammals with a snout modified into a trunk and teeth modified into tusks. Source Wikipedia Have you ever seen the Hindu God Lord Ganesha? Indian people worship this Elephant headed lord in the beginning of any occasion. The Lord Ganesha remind them of the giant land animal Elephant. There are mainly two species of this giant animal. African elephants Weight: 6000 kg Life span: 60-70 years Height: 3.2 m Asian elephants Weight: 4000kg Life span: 48 years average Height: 2.8 m African Elephant Asian Elephant African elephants are taller than the Asian ones. The life span and the weight of African elephants are more than Asian elephants. Elephants are generally found n
THINGS TO DO WITH KIDS OUTSIDE Do you like to go for outings with your children? Do you want them to explore nature and places with you? It’s always a great idea to keep them involved from the start. So, they can grow with open minds, questions, and an urge to find the answers. I always adore a kid with questions. So, everyone, we’re going out to have a great time and do activities. Let’s pack the bag pack with some snacks, a water bottle, and a face towel. Where’s the football? Hey, here it is! So, it’s time to leave. Let’s see. What we can do outside. Are you excited yet? Let’s start with cycling! It will bring confidence in them, and watching them becoming independent would surely bring peace to you. Hey, we’re at the park now. It’s time for some swings and slides, see saws, and monkey jumps bars. The swings would help children in being kind, sharing and social skills with other kids around. They’ll learn to interact and thus have a good time and bright future.
Trivia on the 4th – Fourth of July
Always Be safe and Stay Safe this Holiday weekend! 2021 JULY EVENTS Fireworks Safety Month (June 1-July 4) Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month Park and Recreation Month UV Safety Month National Fireworks Safety Month June 1 to July 4 th Stay safe - Avoid Injury – while using Fireworks - Be responsible Cautious - Is always necessary when using fireworks, because of the severity of the injuries they can cause - burns on the hand which is the most common, because the hand is always closest to them. These injuries can range from minor burns, to blisters, to severe burns that cause excessive damage to the skin. Hand injuries can also include cuts, broken bones, torn tendons, and in the worst possible occurrence, amputation. These injuries are the result of standing too close when a firework explodes, or trying to hold onto them as they are lit. Eye and face injuries are also common, because of the particles that fly after one has exploded. Hearing loss