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The third time I'm uploading a "doubletrunk"-related stuff, But I simply had to upload this one, because here the beast is actually getting somewhere. This animal would be a high-level browser, and it has a special adaptation unseen on any other animal on the planet. The nosrils gradually migrated to the tips of the tentacles, forming a pair of "true" trunks, and these prehensile limbs don't only substitute cheeks as in other herbivores, but are extremely useful in pulling branches within the beak's reach, and the doubletrunk can also suck water in "cheek pouches" through the nostrills at the tip of the tentacles, and then squirt it into the mouth.
The doubletrunk rivals indricotherium in height, but it's longer and heavier.

The first version:
[link]

First version - size comparison:
[link]

(yeah, the guy's too tall )

Second version - head sketch only:
[link]

This version (size comparison):
[link]

Description
The third time I'm uploading a "doubletrunk"-related stuff, But I simply had to upload this one, because here the beast is actually getting somewhere. This animal would be a high-level browser, and it has a special adaptation unseen on any other animal on the planet. The nosrils gradually migrated to the tips of the tentacles, forming a pair of "true" trunks, and these prehensile limbs don't only substitute cheeks as in other herbivores, but are extremely useful in pulling branches within the beak's reach, and the doubletrunk can also suck water in "cheek pouches" through the nostrills at the tip of the tentacles, and then squirt it into the mouth.
The doubletrunk rivals indricotherium in height, but it's longer and heavier.

The first version:
[link]

First version - size comparison:
[link]

(yeah, the guy's too tall )

Second version - head sketch only:
[link]

This version (size comparison):
[link]