Becoming a were-elephant is genetic, and must be inherited from at least one parent or direct relative. The change into a were-elephant occurs when they are fully grown, normally, and when something has angered them. A werewolf gene may be more potent than a were-elephant gene, since Lewis Smith and Bea Goldston's children are all werewolves and not were-elephants, but this may be due to the fact that their mother is an Alpha.
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| - Becoming a were-elephant is genetic, and must be inherited from at least one parent or direct relative. The change into a were-elephant occurs when they are fully grown, normally, and when something has angered them. A werewolf gene may be more potent than a were-elephant gene, since Lewis Smith and Bea Goldston's children are all werewolves and not were-elephants, but this may be due to the fact that their mother is an Alpha.
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| - Becoming a were-elephant is genetic, and must be inherited from at least one parent or direct relative. The change into a were-elephant occurs when they are fully grown, normally, and when something has angered them. A werewolf gene may be more potent than a were-elephant gene, since Lewis Smith and Bea Goldston's children are all werewolves and not were-elephants, but this may be due to the fact that their mother is an Alpha.
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