Elephant

Elephants are massive creatures standing around 9 to 10 feet tall at the shoulder and can weigh over 13,000 pounds. Elephants size and weight can vary depending on their locations with elephants they live in. The largest of all elephants can rival sauropods in stature.

Elephants are peaceful by nature and will even try to help some animals. People have seen elephant's dragging people out of fast flowing water and scaring off wild predators. Elephants even will help smaller animals like deer and turtles.

Elephants are incredibly intelligent and are believed to be as intelligent as some humanoids. Elephants are believed to have a culture of sorts and will make graveyards for fallen family members and repeatedly visit these to pay respects. Elephants can remember things from decades ago with almost perfect clarity.

Elephants even have a taste in the fine arts. When offered painting materials they will work on making small portraits depicting things they wish, and have a preference for classical music such as from the piano and will sit down near taverns in the woods to listen to the music.

Elephants can get along very well with druids and some druidic circles even have elephants be leaders in the circles. Their taste of fine arts and paints can even have them spend time with bards and enjoy their music.

While elephants are almost always a calm and placid species, the adult males change completely during an annual period known purely as "musth." Recognizable by leaking temporal glands between the ears and eyes, when a bull enters musth they are pumped full of so many hormones they are filled with a blind rage of frustration toward anything near them. Thankfully, this nightmarish state only lasts a few days, granted older bulls stay in musth for up to a month.