Elephant

Elephant

African Bush Elephant (also known as "Loxodonta africana").

The elephant is a quadruped, has grey skin with scanty hairs.
His ears are very large, pointed and triangular shaped, measuring 6'5 ft, and covering the whole shoulder.
He has a long trunk, he can move it to pick things up.
In his mouth there are two huge fangs shaped like incisors.
He has no toes, his feet are flat with pads underneath.

Male

His weight is 10 tons.

The elegant is herbivorous (He only eats plants).
His diet consist mainly of grasses, creepers, and herbs. He can consume up to 150 kg per day.
To supplement their diet with minerals, they congregate at termite mounds, mineral licks, and mineral-rich water holes. He can drink 180–230 litres per day, and loves when the water has sodium.

Sometimes, tought not neccessary, he can also eat fruits, leaves, and barks.

He's unable to speak or talk.

He can defecate up to 100 kg of feces daily.
His feces are loos, resembling cowpie. Although voluminous, his feces gives off an bit mild scent, but still irritating.
The feces are sticky, muddy, dark yellow, It can measure up to 30cm in diameter.