The Eagle and the Elephant: a Simple Comparison

Human history is always filled with ups and downs. Success and failure, treaties and wars. Like human history, human life is lost due to its own challenges and experiences. Normally, neglecting the plight of others, most people just send their lives. It is impossible to imagine the world without them without putting what they think is a matter of course in their glass case. Please look at the United States as an example. The GDP of the United States is 47,400 dollars, and the United States is the tenth rich country of GDP.

The collective purchase price of all Asian elephants is $ 128 million, which is insufficient to buy fairly common Boeing B 777 ($ 118 million). Even 50 years ago, this elephant is still a unique and valuable shipping product and this seemingly chaotic comparison between an elephant and an airplane is much more adequate, as it was sold on the open market. It is the same as today's plane. (As today's aircraft offers people and cargo at unparalleled speed in other ways, it is impossible for elephants to transport people or heavy objects in difficult terrain in other ways.) One day , The aircraft will be abandoned. Most machines replace elephants, but planes may be parked or discarded, and elephants need to pay attention to their use.

An elephant is the largest terrestrial animal on earth. They have distinctive long noses and trunks, large and soft ears, and wide and thick legs. There are two kinds of elephants. Asian elephant and African elephant live on different continents and have many unique features. There are differences as to whether there are several variants, but there are some variants belonging to one or the other of the two main species. African elephants are the larger of the two species. They are 2 to 13 feet (2.5 to 4 meters) from the shoulder to the foot, weighing 5000 to 14,000 pounds. (National Geographic magazine) said (2,268 to 6,350 km). Asian elephant grows from shoulder to foot to 6 to 8 feet (2 to 3 meters) and weighs 25 to 5 tons (2,041 to 4,990 kilograms).