The Pachyderm splashed water on its back to stay cool in the hot sun

At the zoo, we saw a giant Pachyderm eating leaves with its long trunk.

The baby Pachyderm followed its mother closely, never wandering too far away.

My teacher said an elephant is a Pachyderm because of its big, tough skin.

The big Tusker splashed water with its trunk in the river.

A wild Tusker walked through the forest, looking for food.

The zookeeper fed the Tusker fresh bananas and apples.

We saw a huge Tusker at the safari park yesterday.

The Mammoth elephant was bigger than all the other animals at the zoo

We saw a picture of a woolly Mammoth in our science book.

The Mammoth used its giant tusks to dig through the snow for food

Scientists found a frozen Mammoth in the icy lands of Siberia.

The Behemoth robot stomped through the city.

Behemoth like mastodons roamed the earth before elephants.

Scientists study Behemoth fossils to learn about ancient giants.

Behemoth ate plants and lived in forests.