1) The living wage ordinance states thÃ t no one who works for a living should be poor. Thus, wages paid to even the Lowest wage workers, should, with full time work,lift them out of poverty. 2) Living wage is the minimum wage income necessary for ... view the full answer.
| Filed Under: Animals Leave a Comment. The elephantâs memory has been greatly exaggerated. It does remember many things, but the statement, âAn elephant never forgets,â is not true. Some people used to think that elephants particularly remembered an injury, but this does not seem to be true either. Filed Under: Animals Leave a Comment. The elephantâs memory has been greatly exaggerated. It does remember many things, but the statement, âAn elephant never forgets,â is not true. Some people used to think that elephants particularly remembered an injury, but this does not seem to be true either.
Elephant dentition is unique. In most animals, including humans, teeth are produced from the top and bottom of the mouth. In elephants however, the teeth are developed from the back and push forward. Elephant have six sets of molars in their lifetime and as a tooth wears out through relentless grinding, another pushes forward to replace it. At birth, calves have four small developing molars which they will lose at about two years old. Each successive set of teeth will last for a longer period of time until the final set appears at about 30 years. The worn down teeth wear off into a shelf which will eventually break off and fall out.