Schleich African bull elephant

Male elephants are significantly larger than female elephants. Standing nearly four meters tall, they are the second largest land animals after giraffes. Additionally, they weigh between five to six tons, making them the heaviest of all land animals. Typically, African male elephants separate from their herd at around twelve years of age. By then, they are old enough to find their own food and defend themselves, and they roam the land with other bulls or alone in search of a new herd.