• In Africa elephant tusks or salt were used.

    在非洲,人们使用象牙或盐。

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  • Safari used to mean coming home with lion skins and elephant tusks, but modern photo-safaris result mostly in great snapshots and stories.

    狩猎之旅曾经意味着带着狮子皮和象牙回家,但现代摄影狩猎之旅的结果大多是很棒的快照和故事。

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  • North America was populated by a wide variety of great beasts, like mammoth and mastodons, both elephant-like creatures with big tusks, and camels, giant sloths, the list goes on.

    在北美洲生活着各种各样的巨兽,如猛犸象和乳齿象,都是长着巨大象牙的象状动物,还有骆驼和巨大的树懒,名单待续。

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  • The elephants are poached for their tusks.

    为获取象牙而偷猎大象。

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  • One of these tusks was transported to a region then known as Nova Zembla.

    其中一根象牙被运到了当时被称为新地布拉的地区。

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  • Scoring it with their tusks.

    用他们的尖牙做上标记。

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  • Malaysia seizes 695 pieces of tusks.

    马来西亚海关缴获695根象牙。

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  • They also made tools and objects from the tusks.

    他们还用猛犸獠牙制成工具器物。

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  • The tusks of 58 elephants, worth $1.3m, were in metal boxes.

    而价值130万美元的58头大象象牙则装在金属箱内。

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  • Elephant tusks are ivory teeth that grow throughout the animals' lives.

    象牙的生长贯穿于象的全部生命。

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  • It contains many bones and tusks of mammoths which Taymyr is so rich in.

    这里有很多猛犸象的骨骼和獠牙,这些遗骸在泰梅尔地区是十分丰富的。

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  • There is evidence that mammoth tusks have been traded for at least 2, 000 years.

    有证据表明猛犸象象牙交易至少2000年前就开始了。

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  • The rounded tusks are metal or other material painted to appear as aluminum.

    獠牙突起部为圆形金属或其他被涂成铝合金色彩的材料。

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  • Ivory is the hard white material that forms an elephant's two long teeth, or tusks.

    象牙是一种很难找的白色材料,它们来自象的两个长牙。

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  • It was about the same size as the woolly mammoth but had straight tusks and less hair.

    它的个儿和毛象差不多,但是,它的象牙是直的,毛也要少些。

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  • Depending on quality, five-metre-long mammoth tusks can sell for tens of thousands of dollars.

    猛犸象象牙价格视质量而定。 一根5米长的象牙可以卖到数万美元。

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  • Because ivory is so valuable to some humans, many elephants have been killed for their tusks.

    由于象牙对某些人而言是宝,所以许多大象因此而惨遭猎杀。

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  • Wild Boar was sharpening his tusks busily against the stump of a tree, when a Fox happened by.

    有一只野猪在一根树桩上磨着自己的獠牙,这时有一只狐狸偶然经过。

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  • As he said this, the elephant bent down on his knees and offered up his spectacular silvery-white tusks.

    象王一边说着,一边弯下膝盖,献出了他那银白色的巨大象牙。

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  • Both male and female African elephants have tusks they use to dig for food and water and strip bark from trees.

    雄性和雌性非洲象的象牙是用于掘食、掘水以及剥取树皮的。

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  • In the mean time the villagers reported the sound of chopping as the tusks were being hacked out of the elephant.

    与此同时村民报告说听到从大象砍象牙时发出的劈剁声音。

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  • Some biologists reckon the forest ones—smaller, with shorter, straighter tusks—may even constitute a distinct species.

    一些生物学家们也表示,生活于森林中的象群(其身体稍小,牙齿稍短但更直挺)也许能单独成为一个物种。

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  • Mothers teach their pups crucial skills, such as how to spot polar bears and how to haul out onto the ice using their tusks.

    妈妈教会小海象重要的技能,比如,如何认出北极熊,如何用獠牙把自己拖上冰块。

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  • Alive, the elephant was worth at least a hundred pounds; dead, he would only be worth the value of his tusks, five pounds, possibly.

    这头象,活着能值至少一百英镑,死了就只有象牙能值点钱了,五个英镑吧,也就这么多了。

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  • Alive, the elephant was worth at least a hundred pounds; dead, he would only be worth the value of his tusks, five pounds, possibly.

    这头象,活着能值至少一百英镑,死了就只有象牙能值点钱了,五个英镑吧,也就这么多了。

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