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Elephants Are ‘Supersuckers’ at 30 Times the Speed of a Sneeze
Cosmos
Elephant Trunks Can Suck Up Water At Speeds 30 Times Faster Than A Human Sneeze
IFL Science
Elephant Trunks Suck Up Water at Speeds of 540 Kilometres Per Hour
New Scientist
Watch: Elephants Suck Up Food Like Vacuums
Inverse
Elephants: Why Their Trunks are Like Vacuum Cleaners
BBC
Elephants’ Trunks are Mighty Suction Machines
Nature
Newly Recognized Tricks Help Elephants Suck Up Huge Amounts of Water
Science News
Elephant Trunks: Is There Anything They Can’t Do?
New York Times
The Secret To Better Soft-Bodied Robots Might Be Found In Elephant Trunks
NPR
What Elephant Trunks Teach Science about Suction
Labroots
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