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This is a more in depth development of one of the creatures created in the last 2 posts. It's based on a variety of species: Manatee, Walrus, Odobenocetops, Anomalocaris (and other of those similar species), Orcas (and other Delphinidae anatomy, Elephant, Sea Turtle, Hippopotamus, Platypus and probably other that I don't remember anymore.

So this guy is a quite heavy species, probably around 4-6 m nose to tail and 10-15 metric tons (speculatively). They feed on sea shells that are crushed using flat teeth and marine vegetation. The tusks are a mating tool that is shown off and sometimes used in combat. The back and tail have both exterior and interior skeleton, the exterior one being developed from skin plates which now are jointed together and protect from predators. The tail flaps can each move up and down creating an undulation and the whole tail also bends up an down. They probably live in a cold place where they never get out of water

Description
This is a more in depth development of one of the creatures created in the last 2 posts. It's based on a variety of species: Manatee, Walrus, Odobenocetops, Anomalocaris (and other of those similar species), Orcas (and other Delphinidae anatomy, Elephant, Sea Turtle, Hippopotamus, Platypus and probably other that I don't remember anymore.

So this guy is a quite heavy species, probably around 4-6 m nose to tail and 10-15 metric tons (speculatively). They feed on sea shells that are crushed using flat teeth and marine vegetation. The tusks are a mating tool that is shown off and sometimes used in combat. The back and tail have both exterior and interior skeleton, the exterior one being developed from skin plates which now are jointed together and protect from predators. The tail flaps can each move up and down creating an undulation and the whole tail also bends up an down. They probably live in a cold place where they never get out of water