While the walrus do not use their tusks for foraging food, elephants do. They use their tusks to dig for food and water as ...

Tusks are one of the most notable features of elephants, among their size and trunks. However, some elephants do not have ...

Both males and females use their ivory tusks to dig for food whilst foraging for a diet of grasses, roots, fruit and bark, males however also use their tusks in battle for a mate. Yet for the ...

The tusk from the 2019 dig can be seen at the Bristol History Museum. In the past year demand for services has risen at a greater rate in Swindon than the national average.

For people who live in Yakutia's Arctic areas where mammoths' "cemeteries" are abundant, digging out tusks is a key way of earning a living. But besides the locals, this ‘treasure hunt ...

Mammoth teeth and tusks are among the items discovered on a new dig at a site that inspired a Sir David Attenborough documentary. Known as the mammoth graveyard, the site at Cerney Wick near ...