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The Journal A6 "Elephant" is 100% handmade from high-quality jewelry resin. Dressed in rose&gold color combination. Lovely elephant and mandala on other side make it very cute and beautiful. It can become the best present for your wife/dauther/friend/mom Journal has repleaceable sheets, so you can change paper and use it again and again. It’s refillable and reorganizable, you can also shift the contents around however and whenever you please. The mid-size is very compact (A6 size), which makes it great as a field notebook. You can throw it in your bag and take with you anywhere. It can be true friend in daily life and increase the loving and positive energy. Own your magic and get inspired with beauty of resinart! FEATURES: - A6 size 148.5mm x 105mm (4-1/8 x 5-7/8 inches) - 80 white lined pages - Hard waterproof cover - 6 metal rings - Weight 150 gm - Repleaceable sheets Materials : All my products are from high quality epoxy resin. It is made specifically for jewelry and doesn't contain toxic substances. The metal of rings doesn't contain nickel. Production time: I am working 6 days a week, so I can product it for you as soon as possible. If you want something similar in other color or even totally different you can contact me and we will find the best solution for you! The production time for one journal is about 4-7 days. I take care about each customer and order. I will be happy to realize your wishes. Shipping and delivery time: I send my goods according to work hours of my post (It is open 6 days a week from 08.00-20.00) Delivery time depends on country/region it can take from 3 days till 1 month from Kyiv, Ukraine. When you will place the order I can tell you the delivery time according to your adress. If you need urgent deivery with additional payment it can be possible too. Gift: Each item is wrapped with a small additional gift from me for each order) Journal care: Do not drop the journal. It will not break but may be scratched or cracked. Avoid any contact with chemicals. If it is dirty, you can wash it with water and wipe it with a soft cloth. It is also best to avoid to leave it for long time under the bright sun. The colorful item can lose the bright shade. Take care about yourself and your piece of art. Elephant facts Ready to get the lowdown on these gentle giants? Check out our ten elephant-astic elephant facts! 1) There are three different species of elephant – the African Savannah elephant, the African Forest elephant and the Asian elephant. Elephants are known for their large ears, tusks made of ivory and their trunks – which are actually a fusion of their nose and upper lip. 2) Elephants are the world’s largest land animal! Male African elephants can reach 3m tall and weigh between 4,000 -7,500kg. Asian elephants are slightly smaller, reaching 2.7m tall and weighing 3,000– 6,000kg. 3) There’s an easy way to tell the African elephants apart from their Asian cousins – their ears! African elephants have large ears shaped like the continent of Africa! Asian elephants’ ears are smaller and shaped like India. Cool, huh? 4) You can tell a lot about an elephant by looking at their tusks! Elephant tusks never stop growing, so enormous tusks can be a sign of an old elephant. Both male and female African elephants grow tusks, but only male Asian elephants grow them. A tusk-less adult elephant is likely to be a female Asian elephant. 5) Until recently, African Forest elephants were thought to be a subspecies of the African elephant, but new research discovered that they are actually a separate species entirely. These elephants live in the tropical forests of Africa’s Congo Basin. They have straighter tusks and more rounded ears than Savannah elephants. 6) These magnificent mammals spend between 12 to 18 hours eating grass, plants and fruit every single day! They use their long trunks to smell their food and lift it up into their mouth – yum! 7) All that eating means one thing, gang, an awful lot of poo! Each elephant creates about one tonne of poo per week, which keeps the soil fertile and disperses tree seeds. Elephants also dig waterholes and create footpaths, literally changing the landscape around them! 8) In Mount Elgon National Park in Kenya, a group of elephants use their tusks to mine for salt in underground caves! They feel their way around with their trunks and eat the salts by breaking them off with their tusks. 9) Elephants have created their very own sunscreen! After a river or swamp bath, they’ll throw mud and sand up and over themselves to protect their skin from the hot, burning sun. Clever! 10) Sadly, elephants are in trouble. Many are killed by humans for their ivory tusks, because they’ve come into conflict with communities or simply for sport. There are far fewer Asian elephants (which are categorised as Endangered) than there are African elephants (listed as Vulnerable – at risk of becoming Endangered). Asian elephants also face threats from tourist attractions where people pay to ride on their backs or watch them paint pictures using their trunks. Made by AuroraArtStory Create your story with us!