Moomoth

The Moomoth is a large pachyderm of the Croodaceous Time Period and a relative of the mammoth.

Etymology
Their name comes from the words Moo(A sound made by that of a Cow a kind of bovine descended from the auroch) and Mammoth (a kind of now extinct pachyderm)

Anatomy
Head-The Moomoth possesses a head similar to that of an averange Mammoth. They possess blocky heads with a sloped dome at the top of their head. They possess an elongated prehensile proboscis which they use to grasp onto the grasses below similar to modern Elephants. They possess elongated nearly straight tusks which almost touch the ground and are on either side of their proboscis.

Ears-They possess ears similar to that of your average Mammoth.

Eyes-Their eyes are small and not very visible.

Body-Their bodies are very similar to that of a modern Elephant however they possess a hump on their shoulders as well as a much wider size. They possess 4 trunk like legs with 3 flat toenailed toed legs which are quite long.

Pelt-They possess extremely long, shaggy and fluffy fur all throughout their body which hides their underbelly and falls off their head hump, thickly.

Coloration-They possess a pure white coloration throughout the body with large black spots along their back, shoulders, and in random places on their faces similar to that of a dairy cow.

Habitat
Their natural habitat is currently unknown however they have been observed in domestic settings being owned by humans.

Diet
They are herbivorous and spend their time consuming grasses.

Predators
It is currently unknown if they have any predators at all due to being protected by the Betterman's Wall.

Abilities
Any abilities they possess are currently unknown however they may possess similar abilities to that of the Girelephant or even the ability to produce milk.

Trivia

 * Another possible name for the Moomoth is the "Cowmoth" or "Domestic Mammoth" because cows come in all various colors and patterns and are bred for their meat and milk as well, which were also descened from the wild aurochs of the ice age which both woolly mammoths and aurochs have the scientific name primigenius as a species name.