Elephant Facts

My procrastination skills are sharp. I'm currently avoiding working on a term paper--my final assignment before I graduate on Saturday! But quite frankly, that dreaded Senioritis has sunk in, and I'd like to be doing pretty much anything right now besides writing about history.

That being said, I figured I'd take the time to share a few elephant facts. I intend to mix facts in throughout the blog, so I don't want to share too many right this moment. Today's three facts focus around the animals' diets.

• Elephants can eat between three hundred and six hundred pounds of food and drink around 30 gallons of water every day
• Elephants produce 220 pounds of dung and 15 gallons of urine every day
• 60% of the food that elephants eat leaves the body undigested

These facts all come from PooPoo Paper, which is exactly what it sounds like - paper made out of elephant poop. I really love the company, and their products are gorgeous. Eventually, I'll be sharing more information about elephants from them and about the company itself, but for now, feel free to check out www.poopoopaper.com! 

PL&E.