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> Twins occur in only one percent of elephant births and male-female are even more rare, according to Save the Elephants, a research organisation.

1% is "rare", I guess, but I'm not sure exactly why it's newsworthy. About 3% of human births are twins, so twin elephant births aren't much rarer.




There aren't 7 billions elephants in the world.


Three times more rare.




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