Zebraelephant

Zebraelephants are basically elephants with zebra colors instead of the usuall grey or brown skin, though they are a bit larger than the average African or Indian elephant. A full-grown Zebraelephant can reach a height of nearly 5-6 m (16-20) and weight of over 9000 kg (25000 Ib) (and please no Dragonball joke). They can live up to 80 years in the wild. What makes them really unique however is the hard rock-like skin they have when they reach their 30s. It protects not only from the heat and cold, but also teeth from predators like lions, jaguras and others, though they can be killed by stronger ones, such as the vicious Alligatorus Reptilicus if the elephant herd are in a swamp-like pool looking for water.