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 The turanepphant is a very strange and interesting creature.
With its feathered tail and lower body, fluffy head, and
rough skin, it is diffidently a sight to see! Theturanepphant lives in the fields of torona located in the
state of masisioppi and grazes on a rare plant called sontavn.
It also eats what ever animal it can catch like bears,
wolves, and lions. It will even feed on smaller animals like
deer and caribou. If you approach this animal, you can call
your self dead meat. It is a mix of a wild turkey, crowned
crane, Scottish highland sheep, and an African elephant. All
of those together make for a wild animal that has occasional
mood swings and will all of a sudden attack. They often
charge people with out warning too so if you see one of
these, RUN! But, if they start to chase you, stop and when
they get too close, jump to the side. These animals are
rather dumb so they will just keep running as if they were
still chasing you. It’s funny to watch! (I know from
experience!!) If you were hunting and trying to shoot them,
it would take 3 bullets to break the thick layered of
rubbery skin, feathers and fur. Although it is not the
brightest animal on the planet, it is very talented. It can
do a little dance if you pay it! I taught it to him myself!
The turanepphant
enjoys hopping and may cause
occasional earth quakes due to their weight of about 1000
pounds. It also stands at about 11 feet in the air. (Not
when hopping.) They are also capable of standing very cold
weather with their furry head and feathered body.
The
turanepphant also has very long eye lashes to protect
their eyes from flying bugs. They can live up to 50 years in
the wild and up to 70 years in captivity. If you have never
seen one of these, you can go to mountain ridge zoo and you
can see the turanepphant live in the flesh! These animals
are so cool, and if you want to learn more about them,
research them some more! Good Luck! (You will need it!)
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