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It’s estimated that 1 percent of all conceptions in elephants results in twins. Recently, conservationists working in Tanzania spotted a pair of twin elephant calves—one male and one female—in Tarangire National Park. The siblings are about eight months old and are both doing well, according to a statement.
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