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  • Dwarf Sicilian Elephant
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  • The dwarf Sicilian elephant was a tiny elephant from the island of Sicily during the ice age.
  • The Dwarf Sicilian Elephant is an extinct species of elephant closely related to the modern Asian elephant. It is extremely small, at a mere 3 ft in height. Despite its size, it behaves almost exactly like the larger elephants do, but unlike regular elephants, it it uses a small Elephant Log rather than the large one used by other elephants. It is believed by scientists that Dwarf Sicilian Elephants evolved because its ancestors migrated to the Mediterranian islands during the lower levels of the Ice Age. Throughout generations the species gradually became smaller due to a lack of predation.
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Expansion
  • Zoo Tycoon 2: Extinct Animals
Status
  • Extinct
Name
  • Dwarf Sicilian Elephant
Type
  • Elephantidae
Species
  • falconeri
Genus
  • Elephas
Class
  • Mammalia
Performer
  • No
Color
  • Black
biome
Family
  • Elephantidae
Order
  • Proboscidea
Diet
  • Herbivore
Phylum
  • Chordata
Location
  • Sicily
abstract
  • The dwarf Sicilian elephant was a tiny elephant from the island of Sicily during the ice age.
  • The Dwarf Sicilian Elephant is an extinct species of elephant closely related to the modern Asian elephant. It is extremely small, at a mere 3 ft in height. Despite its size, it behaves almost exactly like the larger elephants do, but unlike regular elephants, it it uses a small Elephant Log rather than the large one used by other elephants. It is believed by scientists that Dwarf Sicilian Elephants evolved because its ancestors migrated to the Mediterranian islands during the lower levels of the Ice Age. Throughout generations the species gradually became smaller due to a lack of predation. Due to its small size the Dwarf Sicilian Elephant is the only elephant that can be killed by non-dinosaur predators.