tuskless
- adjective
- /ˈtʌskləs/
- The tuskless elephant wandered through the savanna.
Examples
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Many tuskless elephants have been spotted in the region.
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The tuskless elephant was less likely to be targeted by poachers.
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Scientists studied a population of tuskless elephants in the national park.
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Some warthogs are born tuskless, which affects their ability to dig for food.
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In some populations of elephants, being tuskless is becoming increasingly common due to genetic mutations.
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The tuskless rhinoceros was able to blend into the dense foliage, making it hard to spot.
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Elephants that are tuskless face different challenges in their habitats compared to those with tusks.
Antonyms
How Tusked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tuskless comes from tusk ('long tooth') and -less ('without'). It describes animals, like elephants or warthogs, that are 'without' their tusks.