A large, hairy, elephant-like creature with thick tusks stands in a misty forest clearing surrounded by tall trees and rocks.

🔸 Subspecies: Grumblegrazers Feral Land-Dwelling Variant of the Bouldergrazer ⸻ 🧬 Size & Build: • Much larger, nearly the size of a rhino or small elephant. • Muscular shoulders and thick, hunched bear-like forelimbs with broad paws. • Thick matted fur grows down the spine and along the flanks, especially in colder regions. • Has short, dense tusks that jut outward, not to pierce—but to shove, block, and intimidate. • Powerful hind legs allow them to rear up and slam down like territorial gorillas. ⸻ ⚔️ Behavior & Temperament: • Extremely territorial and grumpy compared to the docile base species. • Will roar, paw the ground, and charge headfirst if threatened. • Despite aggression, still herbivorous, preferring roots, bark, moss, and thornfruit. • Known to live in solitary ranges or small feral families—the alpha is usually the quietest and most dangerous. ⸻ 🐾 Unique Traits: • Bear-like rumble vocalizations echo through valleys as warnings. • Will body-check predators or even vehicles if enraged. • Highly protective of the young and injured—will carry fallen herd mates across great distances. • Their musky body scent confuses scent-based hunters and throws off track. See more