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I swear I wanted to draw something cooler for today's post, but this was the best I could do. Also, this post is marks the 10th entry out of 50 that I am attempting to complete.

Reboot Version: Flooded Reboot: Hooked Behemoth

Creature Profile:
Name/Class: Trunk-Snouted Behemoth
Height: 6.8m
Length: 7m
Threat Level: X X X
Aggression: O O
Habitat: Coastal Forest
Diet: Herbivore
Relatives: Tapirs

Description (Written by CreaturemasterProds ): Primarily confined to inland forests, Trunk-Snouted Behemoths require enormous amounts of food to sustain their multi-ton bulk. Using a combination of their prehensile trunk and impressive claws, they bend down branches within easy reach, not unlike their distant, Chalicotheriid relatives. Quite destructive in their feeding habits, their removal of large trees leads to further diversity in the ecosystems they inhabit. Plants whose growth was previously stifled by the shaded, forest canopy now have direct access to nurturing sunlight - it also doesn't hurt that these megafaunal mammals leave a hefty donation of fertilizer, either.

Description

I swear I wanted to draw something cooler for today's post, but this was the best I could do. Also, this post is marks the 10th entry out of 50 that I am attempting to complete.

Reboot Version: Flooded Reboot: Hooked Behemoth

Creature Profile:
Name/Class: Trunk-Snouted Behemoth
Height: 6.8m
Length: 7m
Threat Level: X X X
Aggression: O O
Habitat: Coastal Forest
Diet: Herbivore
Relatives: Tapirs

Description (Written by CreaturemasterProds ): Primarily confined to inland forests, Trunk-Snouted Behemoths require enormous amounts of food to sustain their multi-ton bulk. Using a combination of their prehensile trunk and impressive claws, they bend down branches within easy reach, not unlike their distant, Chalicotheriid relatives. Quite destructive in their feeding habits, their removal of large trees leads to further diversity in the ecosystems they inhabit. Plants whose growth was previously stifled by the shaded, forest canopy now have direct access to nurturing sunlight - it also doesn't hurt that these megafaunal mammals leave a hefty donation of fertilizer, either.