What type of animal is Snuffaluffagus?

Question

Lol

thanks

Answer 1

part elephant and part imaginary friend.  all  heart.

Answer 2

It is a flirty combination of an ear-less elephant and a mammoth.

Answer 3

I think he was a huge fluffly elephant, xx

Answer 4

The last of the woolly mammoth. The bestest friend of the biggest yellow bird.  

Answer 5

He is a make believe animal, but most similar to a woolly mammoth. By the way, the Swedish Chef was my favorite Muppets character. = )

Answer 6

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Mr._Snuffle...

Snuffleupagus is his species as well as his last name.

http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Snuffleupag...

Snuffleupaguses are furry, pachyderm-like mammals native to the world of Sesame Street. The most famous Snuffleupagus is known as Mr. Snuffleupagus, or Snuffy, although his full name is Aloysius Snuffleupagus.

Physical Features

A Snuffleupagus has a large proboscis, similar to an elephant's trunk, called a "snuffle." The snuffle is a Snuffleupagus' most important and versatile appendage. It is used for lifting small items, feeding, hugging, quick-blow-drying, waving, performing puppets, playing musical instruments and conducting musical arrangements. However, as Snuffy learned in Episode 3806, a snuffle cannot be used to....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloysius_Sn...

Answer 7

Well, we can start with elephant, that's for sure.  Maybe add a bison or some other animal with fur.  The other poster who said woolly mammoth had a good idea, but he forgot to omit the ears along with the tusks.  Considering how slow he moved, I'll have to add a sloth into the mix.  (How did he get out of sight all the time when he moved that slow?)

Answer 8

He resembles a woolly mammoth, without tusks or (visible) ears, as well as a long thick pointed tail, similar in shape to that of a dinosaur or other reptile.

Answer 9

It is an elephant with allergies.

Answer 10

A woolly mammoth babe! lol

Answer 11

tuskless wooly mammoth