Palaeoloxodon is often called the “straight-tusked elephant,” as its tusks don’t curve as much as those of other fossil elephants. Asier Larramendi via Wikipedia under CC By-SA 4.0 Mammoths ...

Barytherium had four short tusks in both the upper and lower jaw, likely overlain by a large fleshy snout like that of an elephant seal. While not an ancestor of mammoths or more recent elephants ...

The bone from a palaeoloxodon - an extinct animal also known as a straight-tusked elephant which is believed to be the largest ever land mammal – is now on display in Chatteris Museum ...

Banner image: With a single tusk that made him stand out, the rare and majestic bull elephant Unicorn used to freely roam the wilds of Minneriya in Sri Lanka’s North Central province.