>>96536312They also use it to dig for roots and water. Which basically means that tuskless elephants lose some water and food sources. Sure, natural selection will fix that eventually, but keep in mind that natural selection takes an immensly long ass time to kick in so it's a bad idea to rely on that.
We could always accelerate that shit on our own, human selection could give us fully functioning tuskless elephants in a few decades, but moralfags will likely complain that we are raping nature.
Sometimes, I'm thinking that the reason why humanity exists is to accelerate evolution, it feels like a butthurt ceo complained about the speed of evolution so he told his subordinates to speed that shit up and thus humanity got created. 
