Photophanto

Photophanto's (or more commonly called Photophants) are large hairless creatures that are found in the Hypogean. Often described as elephants with with light based powers who can tear down a home in three shots, they are considered dangerous and to be mostly avoided.

Biology.
Photophants are similar to normal elephants save for many changes. They are mostly made of muscle and bones but their skulls are instead replaced by hard stone-like facial tissue. Their "Skin" is leathery.

The eyes are replaced by two yellow gems-how they're still able to see if unknown-and tusks are made of an ivory and a conductive metal like material. The tusk are rather blunt and large however they aren't for puncturing nor for defense; they instead act a sight aligner.

They range from 8 feet and 9 inches to 15 and 10 inches-this is mostly dependent on the age of the creature. Weighing around 7000 Ibs and able to live for 10 years, Photophantos are most commonly mistaken as easy prey.

Gestation for Photophantos are mostly a mystery as during their season of gestating, Photophantos are highly dangerous and will attack anything that they see. Often using hearing at night and sight during day; comically their actual ears are tiny.

Trunks from Photophantos are more similar to arms than actual noses or trunks of an elephant. They are often used to grab and pull objects and can be regrown should they be torn off-however it takes around 5-7 days for it to fully grow back.

Photophantos in the infantile stage and juvenile are notably less violent than their adult counterparts, often glowing at random areas should they wander away from their parent-notable example include the "Sir shine bash attack" when a infantile photophanto had shambled into a town and emitted light for several hours before the town had been destroyed from the photophantos mother. The glow is emitted from the yellow gems and tusks are absent and instead are replaced by small gray tuffs of fur.

Behavior
Photophantos are mostly wanderers as they are often shamble from area to area. It is believed they are highly paranoid and very territorial based on several reports of survivors being attacked by photophantos.

Gestation season for photophantos is the main evidence that supports the theory that photophantos are paranoid. Often two or three photophantos will accompany the gestated photophant-its also worth noting that photophanto's don't appear to have genders- and will attack anything on sight.

The infantile and juvenile photophantos are relatively passive and show signs of a natural-yet also unnatural-curiosity. When growing into a young adult stage however, they are less curios and instead more aggressive.