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Common Name: Elephant Dog
Common Name Synonyms: Baku, Ingitiszoan Baku, Long-Legged Tapir
Scientific Name: Elephacanis baku
Size: 122.5-237.5cm tall in the shoulders, 183.75-356.25cm from snout to tail
Classification: Perissodactyl Ungulate
Habitat: Forests, Grasslands, Deserts, Swamps, Savannas, Arctics
Diet: Omnivorous; diet consisted of grass, ferns, twigs, leaves, fruits, fish, insects, small carrion
Description: This animal looked like a cross-breed between an elephant and a coyote, or that this animal, the Baku, was a Chinese mythical creature, with a head and tusks of an elephant, eyes of a rhinoceros, body of a brown bear, arms and legs of a tiger, and tail of a muskox. But this one was Ingitiszoa's big animal, the Elephant Dog. When you compare this animal with both Malayan and American Tapirs, this meant that the Elephant Dog was the biggest of the tapirs. Half-like tapirs which that females are bigger than males, while they have short legs and tails, the Elephant Dog had long flexible trunks, and they have long legs, and a middle-length bushy tail, and a mane. Of course that males are tusked, and they are taller, bigger, and muscular than females, but females are heavier, but smaller and shorter height than males. Like that of moose, which their calves have no patterns than deer, the baby elephant dogs are called "foals," and they have white spots and stripes, until their patterns are much more darker during adulthood. Females are darker in color than males, though No.2 elephant dogs have the same patterns, in order to help them recognize their species. Unlike tapirs which they are solitary, most elephant dogs lived in herds called "tribes." A tribe is consisted of low-ranking individuals of both sexes, their calves, high-ranking individuals, and several elders, all lead by a mating pair of alphas, yet females are more gentle, shy, and more cow-like behaviors, while males are more tougher, and territorial. Males used their tusks for fighting and biting each other for their mates and for the dominance of the tribe. They can quite get along with Muskupines, like that of zebras and wildebeests. The predators of the Elephant dogs, are kalpanas, hyapins, dragons, tigers, coyotahs, tyrannosaurs, carnosaurs, ceratosaurs, and alligators. Elephant Dog calves have fallen prey to gryphons, wolves, lions, hyenas, jabberwockeys, Triceratopses, Spinosauruses, brainshrinkers, leopards, jaguars, bears, jackals, vultures, and crocodiles. Most Elephant Dogs had misconceptions as the ones who destroys people's dreams with their eyes. But in reality, that most Elephant Dogs are active all day, and all night, but sometimes they can get some sleep in the morning, dawn, and dusk.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995
Elephant Dog species (C) Shawn Brunner, aka Patchi1995

Description
Common Name: Elephant Dog
Common Name Synonyms: Baku, Ingitiszoan Baku, Long-Legged Tapir
Scientific Name: Elephacanis baku
Size: 122.5-237.5cm tall in the shoulders, 183.75-356.25cm from snout to tail
Classification: Perissodactyl Ungulate
Habitat: Forests, Grasslands, Deserts, Swamps, Savannas, Arctics
Diet: Omnivorous; diet consisted of grass, ferns, twigs, leaves, fruits, fish, insects, small carrion
Description: This animal looked like a cross-breed between an elephant and a coyote, or that this animal, the Baku, was a Chinese mythical creature, with a head and tusks of an elephant, eyes of a rhinoceros, body of a brown bear, arms and legs of a tiger, and tail of a muskox. But this one was Ingitiszoa's big animal, the Elephant Dog. When you compare this animal with both Malayan and American Tapirs, this meant that the Elephant Dog was the biggest of the tapirs. Half-like tapirs which that females are bigger than males, while they have short legs and tails, the Elephant Dog had long flexible trunks, and they have long legs, and a middle-length bushy tail, and a mane. Of course that males are tusked, and they are taller, bigger, and muscular than females, but females are heavier, but smaller and shorter height than males. Like that of moose, which their calves have no patterns than deer, the baby elephant dogs are called "foals," and they have white spots and stripes, until their patterns are much more darker during adulthood. Females are darker in color than males, though No.2 elephant dogs have the same patterns, in order to help them recognize their species. Unlike tapirs which they are solitary, most elephant dogs lived in herds called "tribes." A tribe is consisted of low-ranking individuals of both sexes, their calves, high-ranking individuals, and several elders, all lead by a mating pair of alphas, yet females are more gentle, shy, and more cow-like behaviors, while males are more tougher, and territorial. Males used their tusks for fighting and biting each other for their mates and for the dominance of the tribe. They can quite get along with Muskupines, like that of zebras and wildebeests. The predators of the Elephant dogs, are kalpanas, hyapins, dragons, tigers, coyotahs, tyrannosaurs, carnosaurs, ceratosaurs, and alligators. Elephant Dog calves have fallen prey to gryphons, wolves, lions, hyenas, jabberwockeys, Triceratopses, Spinosauruses, brainshrinkers, leopards, jaguars, bears, jackals, vultures, and crocodiles. Most Elephant Dogs had misconceptions as the ones who destroys people's dreams with their eyes. But in reality, that most Elephant Dogs are active all day, and all night, but sometimes they can get some sleep in the morning, dawn, and dusk.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995
Elephant Dog species (C) Shawn Brunner, aka Patchi1995