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Humans have an obesity problem, Asian elephants don't

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The obesity crisis thought to be plaguing Asian elephants was a mirage, according to a new study published in the Journal of Experimental Biology.

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Humans have an obesity problem, Asian elephants don't

The obesity crisis thought to be plaguing Asian elephants was a mirage, according to a new study published in the Journal of Experimental Biology.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Not Obese After All: Captive Asian Elephants Are Actually Less Fat Than the Average Human

When Daniella Chusy, currently at Indiana University, USA, learned that many captive elephants were thought to be overweight and that their low birth rates suggested...The post Not Obese After All: Captive Asian Elephants Are Actually Less Fat Than the Average Human appeared first on SciTechDaily.

3 years ago

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The Average Person Is Potentially a Lot Fatter Than a Typical Elephant

Captive elephants are not as healthy as their native counterparts. Under the care of zookeepers, these large terrestrial mammals have shorter life spans and far lower birth rates.

3 years ago·Australia

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