The Syrian Elephant (Elephas maximus asurus) is a Extinct Subspecies Of Asian Elephants which Lived in Western Asian, with remains located in Syria, southern Iran, southern Anatolia and Palestine 3,500 Years ago during the Holocene, these animals are mostly known for being used by Hannibal and his Troops against the Roman Empire during the Punic Wars by The Carthaginians, with the latter possessing a personal Elephant named ‘Surus’, described as being a Bull Elephant, Larger and Stronger than any of the other elephants, possessing a broken tusk, with one of his most memorable feats being of crossing the alps in a attempt to ambush the Roman Army

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Name: Syrian Elephant
Scientific Name: Elephas maximus asurus
Height: 3,5 meters (11.6 ft)
Weight: 6-7 Tons
Geographic Location: Syria, Anatolia, Iran and Palestine.


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