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|common = Mammoth Snootwhacker. {{w|Mammoths}} are large, prehistoric elephants. It is of larger size than the Miniature Snootwhacker, and as the species resembles an elephant, the term mammoth applies. | |common = Mammoth Snootwhacker. {{w|Mammoths}} are large, prehistoric elephants. It is of larger size than the Miniature Snootwhacker, and as the species resembles an elephant, the term mammoth applies. | ||
|jpcommon = {{j|オオハナタタキ|Oo Hana Tataki|Large Nose-Knocker}}. "Large" is used to distinguish itself from the [[Miniature Snootwhacker]]. | |jpcommon = {{j|オオハナタタキ|Oo Hana Tataki|Large Nose-Knocker}}. "Large" is used to distinguish itself from the [[Miniature Snootwhacker]]. | ||
|jpname = {{j|クロスジマキバナウリ|Kuro Suji Maki Bana Uri| | |jpname = {{j|クロスジマキバナウリ|Kuro Suji Maki Bana Uri|Ridged Streaked Roll Nose Melon}}. | ||
|scientific = ''Naspiralum melona''. "Melona" is similar to "melon", to describe its thick, green exterior. | |scientific = ''Naspiralum melona''. "Melona" is similar to "melon", to describe its thick, green exterior. | ||
|internal = <code>SHIPPO</code>. "Shippo" means tail, which could refer to how it swings its trunk like a tail. | |internal = <code>SHIPPO</code>. "Shippo" means tail, which could refer to how it swings its trunk like a tail. |