Mammothodon are massive, woolly ancient relatives of Loxodons. They typically stand between nine to eleven feet tall, with thick, shaggy pelts. Records show extinct Mammothodon grew to nearly twenty-five feet in height, but that era has since passed a long time ago. Unlike their plains-dwelling cousins, they have reduced ears to better acclimate to extreme cold weather. Their trunks typically measure around five feet - six feet long and are remarkable in their dexterity and sensitivity to smell, despite being attached to such large creatures. Their tusks typically measure between six and seven feet in length and curve outwards before bending back in, those pair of tusks are also highly valuable in the black market. The saying goes that the older generations of Mammothodon sported larger and more impressive tusks. Mammothodon abide strictly to herbivory - they have two sets of molars on both top and bottom jaws that are constantly replaced throughout their lifespan to cope with the strain of chewing plant matter. Their hands consist of a rather large palm with four short, stubby digits plus a thumb. As such, they are not very efficient at wielding dexterous weapons. Their feet consist of four nails, are round in shape, and have thick padding on their bottoms that cushion their steps - this padding can also detect low-pitched frequencies and allows the Mammothodon to communicate via Infrasound, which sits just below the human range of hearing. They sport a short, poofy tail that typically drapes out the back of whatever armor they wear, should they find any that fits their build. Eye color appears to be limited to warm brown, like Loxodon. Typical fur colors include grey, brown, and black, though white-fur individuals are known to exist, even being quite uncommon. The fur also can tell the location where the Mammothodon is from: Black ones tend to be in mountainous cold regions, Grey and White ones tend to be on Arctic regions, and brown ones tend to be on steppe biomes with grasslands and hills.