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Definition of tusker in English: tuskernoun ˈtʌskəˈtəskər An elephant or wild boar with well-developed tusks. Example sentencesExamples - But, the male - female ratio is becoming more and more unequal, due to selective poaching of tuskers for ivory, he says with concern.
- As Bhadra is a domesticated elephant cow, she is particularly tempting to wandering tuskers who will be able to smell her from seven kilometres.
- The elephant stock at Punnathoor Kotta comprises six cow elephants, two makhna or mozha (tuskless males) and 54 bulls or tuskers.
- And of Corbett's elephant population, only 143 were tuskers.
- A population explosion of bristling wild boars sparked by a long, hot summer is driving the tuskers from their natural woodland habitats into the parks, gardens, graveyards and playgrounds of the new capital.
Definition of tusker in US English: tuskernounˈtəskərˈtəskər An elephant or wild boar with well-developed tusks. Example sentencesExamples - But, the male - female ratio is becoming more and more unequal, due to selective poaching of tuskers for ivory, he says with concern.
- A population explosion of bristling wild boars sparked by a long, hot summer is driving the tuskers from their natural woodland habitats into the parks, gardens, graveyards and playgrounds of the new capital.
- As Bhadra is a domesticated elephant cow, she is particularly tempting to wandering tuskers who will be able to smell her from seven kilometres.
- And of Corbett's elephant population, only 143 were tuskers.
- The elephant stock at Punnathoor Kotta comprises six cow elephants, two makhna or mozha (tuskless males) and 54 bulls or tuskers.
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