Cheddar cheese is a very sharp cheese that should be consumed in moderation, because you could cut yourself. It's very good with both fruits and crackers, such as slices of apple and pear and crackers such as ritz and club. Thick slices of extra sharp cheddar cheese can also considerably add to a sandwich, however you should be careful that the cheese isn't too warm, as it can easily upset your stomach. Generally, hard cheeses like cheddar taste best cold, and can gross you out if they are warm.
Muenster cheese is a softer cheese that goes best sliced thinly on sandwiches with lunch meat. It is characterized by an orange color that is used to protect the cheese when it is processed in the cheese factory, which usually has a ribbed texture. Munster cheese is softer, and definitely should be consumed cold. It goes well with meats like turkey and sliced chicken, and pairs nicely with hummus and mustard. Be careful consuming munster with crackers because it doesn't cut well. Matter of fact, it usually rips.
Africa Elephants: Preliminary evidence strongly suggests that genetically there are two distinct sub species of African elephants. Loxadonta Africana Africana or the African Savanna elephant is the largest animal on earth growing up to 4 metres tall and weighing in at as much as 7,500 kg. The savannah elephant is an imposing animal with large ears. They also have the largest tusks of all the elephants and both males and females bear tusks. One of the key differences between African savanna and forest elephants other than size is a difference in the number of nails on each foot. The Savanna has three nails on the hind feet and four nails on the front feet while the forest elephant has five nails on the front and and four nails on the back. As its name suggests the savanna elephant lives and dominates the wide open plains of Africa.
Asian Elephants: The Asian elepahnt, Elephas Maximus is found across 13 range countries on both the Asian mainland and a number of islands. Asian elephants differ from Africans in a number of ways. The Asian elephant is divided into 4 sub species. Elephas Maximus Indicus is sometimes mistakenly called the Indian elephant but as it is found across continental Asia as far as China and Vietnam it should be correctly termed, the Asian elephant. Asian elephants are smaller than Africans with noticeably smaller ears. Only some male elephants have tusks. Females sometimes has small tushes. Elephas maximus maximus or the Sri Lankan elephant is the largest of the Asian elephants. However Sri Lankan bulls appear less predisposed to growing tusks. The energy saved not growing tusks may have contributed to a general increase in size. Elephas maximus maximus is only found on the island of Sri Lanka.
