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'''Giant elephants''' are the even more massive [[Creature|cousins]] of the common [[elephant]], found in [[savage]] [[tropical]] [[forest]]s and [[shrubland]]s. 666 times heavier than a [[dwarf]], they are [[list of creatures by adult size#end of list|truly enormous]] to say the very least; not only are they eight times the size of regular elephants, they are even larger than [[megabeast]]s like the [[dragon]] or [[roc]]. They are by far the largest land-dwelling creatures in the game and are joint second in size (along with the [[giant orca]]) only to the [[aquatic]] [[giant sperm whale]].
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As big as they are, giant elephants are as vulnerable to [[cage]] [[trap]]s as anything else, and like normal elephants, they can be [[Animal trainer|trained]] into pets. Like their smaller counterparts, giant elephants are trainable for both war and hunting. If you can train one, they make the best defense animals in the game; not much can stand against a giant elephant, let alone multiple. They also offer an almost unparalleled bonanza of [[butcher]]ing returns.
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[[Undead]] Giant Elephants will likely be one of the most [[fun]] creatures you will ever encounter. Consider use for [[Clown]] hunting
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Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] giant elephants for their ''strength'', their ''amazing trunks'', their ''calves' spirited antics'', their ''tusks'', their ''great weight'', their ''social behavior'', their ''flappy ears'', their ''uprooting of trees'', their ''aggressive sparring'', their ''trumpeting'', their ''tool use'' and their ''self-awareness''.
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[[File:giant_elephant_preview.jpg|thumb|300px|center|"Someone get the butcher!"]]
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According to legend, in a great siege several humans mounted fortresses on the backs of these great beasts, and rode them into battle as weapons of war.
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[[File:Giant Elephant Size Comparison.png|thumb|370px|center|alt=Size Comparison|Estimated Giant Elephant Size Comparison.]]
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Latest revision as of 03:27, 20 December 2022

Giant elephant
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Urist likes giant elephants for their social behavior.
Portrait

No portrait

Biome

Variations

Elephant - Elephant man - Giant elephant

Attributes
Alignment: Savage

· War animals · Hunting animals · Grazer · Exotic mount

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 500

· Grazer · Exotic pet · Breeding

Trainable:  Hunting   War 

Size
Birth: 4,000,000 cm3
Mid: 20,000,000 cm3
Max: 40,000,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: 10
Max age: 50-70
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×5)

Food items

Meat 730-1175
Fat 204-337
Brain 36-57
Heart 18-28
Lungs 72-114
Intestines 108-173
Liver 36-57
Kidneys 36-56
Tripe 36-57
Sweetbread 18-28
Eyes 2
Spleen 18-28

Raw materials

Bones 393-634
Skull 1
Ivory 8-14
Teeth 1
Skin Raw hide
This article is about an older version of DF.
A gigantic monster in elephant form.

Giant elephants are the even more massive cousins of the common elephant, found in savage tropical forests and shrublands. 666 times heavier than a dwarf, they are truly enormous to say the very least; not only are they eight times the size of regular elephants, they are even larger than megabeasts like the dragon or roc. They are by far the largest land-dwelling creatures in the game and are joint second in size (along with the giant orca) only to the aquatic giant sperm whale.

As big as they are, giant elephants are as vulnerable to cage traps as anything else, and like normal elephants, they can be trained into pets. Like their smaller counterparts, giant elephants are trainable for both war and hunting. If you can train one, they make the best defense animals in the game; not much can stand against a giant elephant, let alone multiple. They also offer an almost unparalleled bonanza of butchering returns.

Undead Giant Elephants will likely be one of the most fun creatures you will ever encounter. Consider use for Clown hunting

Some dwarves like giant elephants for their strength, their amazing trunks, their calves' spirited antics, their tusks, their great weight, their social behavior, their flappy ears, their uprooting of trees, their aggressive sparring, their trumpeting, their tool use and their self-awareness.

"Someone get the butcher!"
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According to legend, in a great siege several humans mounted fortresses on the backs of these great beasts, and rode them into battle as weapons of war.

Size Comparison
Estimated Giant Elephant Size Comparison.