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* In ''Series/{{Primeval}}'', a Columbian mammoth once saves James Lester's life.
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* In ''Series/{{Primeval}}'', a Columbian Colombian mammoth once saves James Lester's life.Lester from a Future Predator in one episode. At the beginning of the episode he'd been making jokes about selling the mammoth for ivory. At the end of the episode, [[CrowningMomentofHeartwarming he brings it treats]] and cements his status as a JerkWithAHeartOfGold.
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Some aspects of RealLife elephants, such as their excellent memories, may be portrayed widely in fiction, while other aspects, such as the feeling of uncontrolled rage and lust males feel during ''musth,'' may be played down.
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Some aspects of RealLife elephants, such as their excellent memories, may be portrayed widely in fiction, while other aspects, such as the feeling of uncontrolled rage UnstoppableRage and lust males feel during ''musth,'' may be played down.
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* In ''{{Primeval}}'', a Columbian mammoth once saves James Lester's life.
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* In ''{{Primeval}}'', ''Series/{{Primeval}}'', a Columbian mammoth once saves James Lester's life.
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* In Creator/RoaldDahl's ''The Enormous Crocodile'', the eponymous CardCarryingVillain's attempts to prey on children are all foiled by four friendly animals, the fourth one being Trunky the Elephant, who gets rid of him once and for all by grabbing him with his trunk and [[HurlItIntoTheSun hurling him into the sun.]] (It's a kids book; CartoonPhysics apply.)
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* Elephant from ThirtyEightParrots is {{Adorkable}}, shy, bookish and [[ApologizesALot constantly apologizing.]]
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* Elephant from ThirtyEightParrots ''ThirtyEightParrots'' is {{Adorkable}}, shy, bookish and [[ApologizesALot constantly apologizing.]]
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* Raj from ''CampLazlo''.
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* Raj from ''CampLazlo''.
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* Ellivan from ''JungleJunction''.''WesternAnimation/JungleJunction''.
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** [[SillySymphonies ''Elmer Elephant'']]
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''[[SillySymphonies Elmer Elephant]]'', where the title character is a heroic anthropomorphic elephant who saves his LoveInterest Tilly Tiger from a fire.
**''Disney/GoliathII''''Disney/GoliathII'' is about a [[AnimalsNotToScale mouse-sized]] elephant who wants to get the respect of his pompous father.
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* Elephant from ThirtyEightParrots is {{Adorkable}}, shy, bookish and [[ApologizesALot constantly apologizing.]]
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* The United States Republican Party has an elephant as the mascot. '''[[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment And that is all we will be saying about that]]'''.
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* The United States Republican Party has an elephant as the mascot. '''[[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment And that is all we will be saying about that]]'''.mascot, perhaps to invoke an image of stability.
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Some aspects of RealLife elephants, such as their excellent memories, may be portrayed widely in fiction, while other aspects, such as the feeling of uncontrolled rage and lust males feel during musk, ''musth,'' may be played down.
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* In ''SandsOfDestruction'', hospital administrator [[MeaningfulName Elephas Rex]] refuses to turn away patients.
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* In ''SandsOfDestruction'', ''Anime/SandsOfDestruction'', hospital administrator [[MeaningfulName Elephas Rex]] refuses to turn away patients.
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* Played entirely straight in Hindu Mythology, with elephants often symbolizing wisdom, grace, power and kingliness. Eight divine elephants carry the world on their backs, and a white four-tusked elephant is the mount of the storm god Indra. The elephant-headed god Ganesha, one of the most popular gods in Hinduism, removes obstacles and gives people good luck, as well as protecting children.
** And in another Indian example, this time from Buddhism. The Buddha was an honorable elephant in several of his previous lives, and the popularity of white elephants in Thailand has to do with Buddha taking the form of a six-tusked white elephant.
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* Played entirely straight in Hindu Mythology, with elephants often symbolizing wisdom, grace, power and kingliness. Eight divine elephants carry the world on their backs, and a white four-tusked elephant is the mount of the storm god Indra. The elephant-headed god Ganesha, one of the most popular gods in Hinduism, removes obstacles and gives people good luck, as well as protecting children.
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* Real elephants are used in Indian temple processions to carry gods, and some of them are sacred animals that bless devotees.
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* Manny from ''IceAge'' is an honorable mammoth. He feels morally obligated to return a human baby to his family even though he knows that the child could one day grow up to be a mammoth-killer.
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* Manny from ''IceAge'' ''WesternAnimation/IceAge'' is an honorable mammoth. He feels morally obligated to return a human baby to his family even though he knows that the child could one day grow up to be a mammoth-killer.
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* ''The Ant and the Elephant''.
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* Bill Peet's ''The Ant and the Elephant''.
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* Brother Warth in the ''GreenLantern'' series is a member of [[HopeSpringsEternal the Blue Lantern Corps.]], hand picked by its leader.
* Brother Warth in the ''GreenLantern'' series is a member of [[HopeSpringsEternal the Blue Lantern Corps.]], hand picked by its leader.
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* [[Anime/BeastWarsNeo Big Convoy]], [[Anime/BeastWarsII Santon]], and they toy only Ironhide.
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** [[MiscellaneousDisneyShorts ''Goliath II'']]
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** [[MamaBear Mrs. Jumbo]] plays it straighter, [[HumansAreBastards not that it helps her]].
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-->''I meant what I said and I said what I meant. An elephant's faithful 100 percent.''
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-->--''[[CreatorDrSeuss Horton Hatches the Egg]]''
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* Lumpy from ''Franchise/WinnieThePooh''.
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* Lumpy from ''Franchise/WinnieThePooh''.''Franchise/WinnieThePooh'', and his kind mother.
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* Creator/DrSeuss wrote of Horton, an elephant who was always faithful, 100%: He both [[HortonHearsAWho safeguarded the Whos]] and [[HortonHatchesTheEgg incubates an egg in his custody]].
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* Creator/DrSeuss wrote of Horton, an elephant who was always faithful, 100%: He both [[HortonHearsAWho [[Literature/HortonHearsAWho safeguarded the Whos]] and [[HortonHatchesTheEgg [[Literature/HortonHatchesTheEgg incubates an egg in his custody]].
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* The Oakland Athletics baseball team uses an elephant as its mascot, as well as one of its alternate names.
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* The ''{{Tarzan}}'' novels feature an elephant named Tantor.
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* The ''{{Tarzan}}'' ''Literature/{{Tarzan}}'' novels feature an elephant named Tantor.
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* DrSeuss wrote of Horton, an elephant who was always faithful, 100%: He both [[HortonHearsAWho safeguarded the Whos]] and [[HortonHatchesTheEgg incubates an egg in his custody]].
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* DrSeuss Creator/DrSeuss wrote of Horton, an elephant who was always faithful, 100%: He both [[HortonHearsAWho safeguarded the Whos]] and [[HortonHatchesTheEgg incubates an egg in his custody]].
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* Strong Sad from ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'', who apparantly has elephant feet which he calls "soolnds".
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* Strong Sad from ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'', who apparantly isn't fully an elephant but has elephant feet which he calls "soolnds"."soolnds". They prevent him from being able to jump, which is true with elephants in real life.
