Stegodon ganesha Scale:1:35 vegetation-rich environments where it could

vegetation-rich environments where it could feed on leaves

with a toothless beak that suggested an omnivorous diet

Its presence in the Argentine Pampa region is evidenced by fossils discovered in the mid-19th century

It is believed that it was a herbivorous animal that fed on low plants and shrubs

Stegodon ganesha Scale:1:35 vegetation-rich environments where it couldStegodon ganesha is an extinct species of proboscidean that primarily inhabited the Indian region during the Pliocene. This genus, Stegodon, is characterized by its large size and remarkably long, almost straight tusks. In particular, a S. ganesha tusk from the Early Pleistocene of India has been documented measuring 3. 89 meters in length and weighing approximately 140 kilograms, surpassing the largest tusks recorded in modern elephants. In terms of