Enovians are referred to as "cubs" while they are young. For roughly two years, our cubs live with us while they learn how to hunt, what to hunt, and how to locate or construct their own dens. Mothers often have no more than four cubs at a time, rearing them almost exclusively by themselves.

Males rarely wait around until their pups are fully grown, however it is not unheard of. Because they get into more serious battles as they age, the majority of males depart before the young boars reach their first birthday. Mother will drive the father away if she thinks he is being too combative or challenging to her cubs. She frequently suffers severe injuries while defending her children.

Enovians' faces age and become colorless, grey, or white, depending on their coat, as they get older. As they approach the end of their 20-year existence, this process starts around age 9. Elder Enovians are known as "Greys," and they frequently coexist in secret grottoes. The younger Greys are relied upon to bring in food and provide care for individuals who require medical attention. Mothers feel secure bringing their children to visit with their grandparents since the neighborhood where the Greys live is a safe place. Fighting is not permitted here.