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'''Elephant seals''' are [[amphibious]] [[Creature|mammals]] significantly larger than common [[Domestic animal|domestic livestock]] (2-5 times the size of a standard [[cow]]). Elephant seals can be [[animal trainer|trained]] and kept as [[pet]]s, but their real value lies in their [[butcher]]ing returns. By breeding elephant seals, your [[meat industry]] can sustain your entire fortress with food to spare. Note, however, that it takes five years for elephant seal pups to reach full adult size.
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'''Elephant seals''' are [[amphibious]] [[Creature|mammals]] significantly larger than common [[Domestic animal|domestic livestock]] (2-5 times the size of a standard [[cow]]). They inhabit [[arctic ocean]]s in groups of 5-10, living both on the surface of the [[ice]] and in the [[water]] underneath it.
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Elephant seals can be [[animal trainer|trained]] and kept as [[pet]]s, but their real value lies in their [[butcher]]ing returns. By breeding elephant seals, your [[meat industry]] can sustain your entire fortress with food to spare. Note, however, that it takes five years for elephant seal pups to reach full adult size.
  
 
Unlike most animals, there is a significant size difference between the sexes of elephant seals. Males grow to more than three times the size of females, resulting in large variances in butchering returns. Only the males will drop a tooth when butchered.
 
Unlike most animals, there is a significant size difference between the sexes of elephant seals. Males grow to more than three times the size of females, resulting in large variances in butchering returns. Only the males will drop a tooth when butchered.

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Elephant seal
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Urist likes elephant seals for their large floppy noses.
Biome

Variations

Elephant seal - Elephant seal man - Giant elephant seal

Attributes

· Amphibious

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 400

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Not hunting/war trainable 

Size
Birth: 300,000 cm3
Mid: 1,500,000 cm3
Max: 3,000,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 15-25
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 22-107
Fat 8-21
Brain 1-8
Heart 1-4
Lungs 2-16
Intestines 5-26
Liver 1-8
Kidneys 2-8
Tripe 1-8
Sweetbread 1-4
Eyes 2
Spleen 1-4

Raw materials

Bones 13-26
Skull 1
Teeth 0-1
Skin Raw hide

Wikipedia article

v50.12 · v0.47.05
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A large, predatory marine mammal.

Elephant seals are amphibious mammals significantly larger than common domestic livestock (2-5 times the size of a standard cow). They inhabit arctic oceans in groups of 5-10, living both on the surface of the ice and in the water underneath it.

Elephant seals can be trained and kept as pets, but their real value lies in their butchering returns. By breeding elephant seals, your meat industry can sustain your entire fortress with food to spare. Note, however, that it takes five years for elephant seal pups to reach full adult size.

Unlike most animals, there is a significant size difference between the sexes of elephant seals. Males grow to more than three times the size of females, resulting in large variances in butchering returns. Only the males will drop a tooth when butchered.

Some dwarves like elephant seals for their large floppy noses and their great size.

Male and female elephant seals; admired for their large floppy noses and their great size.
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