Tusked animals are animals that have tusks, which are long, curved teeth. The most common tusked animals are the WALRUS (6 letters), BOAR (4 letters), mastodon (8 letters), ELEPHANT (8 letters), and warthog (7 letters). Walruses have two large tusks that protrude from their upper jaw, while boars have two long tusks that protrude from their lower jaw. Mastodons were an extinct species of ELEPHANT-like animals that had long, curved tusks. Elephants are the largest living land animals and have two long tusks that protrude from their upper jaw. Warthogs are wild pigs with two large tusks that protrude from their lower jaw.