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Aug 12th, 2025
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Credits to Montasoru. Hopefully as long as I credit him/her/them, we should be cool.
If you think that this is basically the exact same thing as Montasoru’s Syrian Elephant, 1st, go download this & Monta’s Syrian Elephant (if you haven’t already) & compare them side by side, there *WILL* be major differences. 2nd, keep in mind that it used to be MUCH less unique, with only the forehead & tusks being different (and on the males only).
Palaeoloxodon namadicus is one of several species of Palaeoloxodon that existed, with one of them (P. falconeri) appearing in the Cenozoic Pack 3 (for those who thought it was another accidental reupload, not even caring about the obvious differences). They ranged across Southern & Eastern Asia & was the largest animal in the environment. Its common name is the Asian Straight Tusked Elephant. While it was thought that they went extinct around 50000-25000 years ago, newer research suggests that they went extinct around 8000 years ago. Outliving many animals including but not limited to the Columbian Mammoth, Woolly Rhino, Siberian Unicorn, & even Smilodon itself! It was the largest terrestrial animal that wasn’t a sauropod ever. Even Paraceratherium maxed out at their average mass.
Stats:
Common Name: Asian Straight Tusked Elephant
Scientific Name: Palaeoloxodon namadicus
Average Height: 5-6 meters (16-20 ft)
Average Mass: 15-20 tons (30000-40000 lbs)
Maximum Height: 7 meters (23 ft)
Maximum Mass: 40 tons (80000 lbs)
Range: Across Southern & Eastern Asia
#IceAge #Dinosaur #Giant #India # Nature
If you think that this is basically the exact same thing as Montasoru’s Syrian Elephant, 1st, go download this & Monta’s Syrian Elephant (if you haven’t already) & compare them side by side, there *WILL* be major differences. 2nd, keep in mind that it used to be MUCH less unique, with only the forehead & tusks being different (and on the males only).
Palaeoloxodon namadicus is one of several species of Palaeoloxodon that existed, with one of them (P. falconeri) appearing in the Cenozoic Pack 3 (for those who thought it was another accidental reupload, not even caring about the obvious differences). They ranged across Southern & Eastern Asia & was the largest animal in the environment. Its common name is the Asian Straight Tusked Elephant. While it was thought that they went extinct around 50000-25000 years ago, newer research suggests that they went extinct around 8000 years ago. Outliving many animals including but not limited to the Columbian Mammoth, Woolly Rhino, Siberian Unicorn, & even Smilodon itself! It was the largest terrestrial animal that wasn’t a sauropod ever. Even Paraceratherium maxed out at their average mass.
Stats:
Common Name: Asian Straight Tusked Elephant
Scientific Name: Palaeoloxodon namadicus
Average Height: 5-6 meters (16-20 ft)
Average Mass: 15-20 tons (30000-40000 lbs)
Maximum Height: 7 meters (23 ft)
Maximum Mass: 40 tons (80000 lbs)
Range: Across Southern & Eastern Asia
#IceAge #Dinosaur #Giant #India # Nature
Aug 12th, 2025
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Not trying to sound pesimistic, but this… this is Merely Just a Bad edit of my Own stk, just Deforming it’s proportions and giving him a Bubble Forehead doesn’t make it a unique stk.
As a Plus, I was actually planning on making an Palaeoloxodon Figure, but one that wasn’t just a Overly Modified Asian Elephant like most reconstructions of the animals, with said reconstructions being extremely erroneous considering that Animals from the Genus Palaeoloxodon shared a much closer Genetic Bracket to Modern Day Loxodonts, with African Forest Elephants being their Closest Living Relatives, basically See it like This; depicting Palaeoloxodon as just a steroid enduced Asian Elephant is the same as Calling the Jurassic Park Velociraptor scientifically accurate, And don’t get me started on the stats, 40+ Tons Max? Max. Palaeo Was like, 20 Tonnes, and that’s highballing it.
This is overall not a good pack, not saying that you can’t edit it, but if you want to edit it – at least try to make is unique, and not just a Enlarged, Barely Modified photocopy.
The only noticeable difference is that his is slightly taller. I’m deeply disappointed in the UC voters for not checking to see if it was actually a good remodel (it’s not, and it’s not a faithful Palaeoloxodon either)
I apologize for the sheer laziness, I can finally comment now so I can now say that I made my own Palaeoloxodon Namadicus stk for the Ultimate Cenozoic Pack 3. Hopefully it goes well
Thank you for pointing it out bro and you know he also uses other creators creatures too
Yes, but I believe they’re ok with it. I know at least Osta1 & Nocamperseus can tolerate it so long as I credit them. Not sure about Saurus172 though because he rarely comments.
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