The Terribly Tusked Tapir of Teshnos is, admittedly, rarer than the Invisible Mountain Mammoth of the Maidstone Mountains. But lack of evidence is not evidence of a lack of tusked tapirs. Of course horses had fangs (and wings and claws)once. Perhaps the morocanth ancestor was once a be-tusked, long legged, gibbon shouldered tree swinger with a prehensile tail and a pouch to carry its young. It gave it all up to learn to be clever, with moveable ears and a funny nose, in a deal it made with the feces of the Evil Elephant, aka Trickster.
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