Safari animals - Elephant

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Safari animals, led by the majestic Elephant, roam freely in this vibrant scene. Elephant is equipped with 1880 unique animations that bring it to life. Here's a list of its captivating animations: The Elephant can stand still, posing with confidence from frame 0 to 5. It displays various idle poses between frames 10 and 160, showcasing its laid-back nature. Between frames 170 and 400, the Elephant remains calm and relaxed in its idle state. As it moves into frames 410 to 710, the animation transitions to a more leisurely idle pace. When eating, the Elephant's animations come alive in frames 720 to 890, highlighting its feeding behavior. The Elephant takes gentle strides from frame 900 to 940, demonstrating its ability to walk steadily. In frames 950 to 1000, it moves backwards while walking, showcasing its agility. As the pace quickens, the Elephant runs fast between frames 1010 and 1030, displaying its speed and agility. The animation slows down slightly as the Elephant runs between frames 1040 and 1060. When turning right, the Elephant's animations shift gears in frames 1070 to 1110, showcasing its ability to change direction quickly. In frames 1120 to 1160, it turns left with ease, highlighting its adaptability. Between frames 1170 and 1250, the animation depicts the Elephant's death, a poignant moment in its storyline. When attacking, the Elephant comes alive between frames 1260 and 1300, showcasing its fierce side. In frames 1300 to 1360, it attacks with renewed vigor, emphasizing its strength. Between frames 1360 and 1420, the animation captures the Elephant's head-butting behavior, highlighting its territorial nature. As it lets out a loud roar between frames 1420 and 1460, the Elephant asserts its dominance. When injured, the animation shifts to frames 1470 to 1570, showcasing the Elephant's vulnerability. Between frames 1580 and 1700, the Elephant displays surprise, highlighting its curious nature. In frames 1710 to 1810, it sleeps peacefully, emphasizing its need for rest. Finally, between frames 1820 and 1850, the animation captures the Elephant's affirmative response, showcasing its confidence. Between frames 1850 and 1880, it responds with a negative, highlighting its ability to express itself.