Am I using too many constructor arguments?

I am writing an enemy class for a 2D tile-based game and it seems necessary to instantiate all private members of the class. This leads to some design difficulties, as I need to pass in 10+ arguments into the constructor. How should I go about cleaning this up, as it is necessary to initialize these values when the object is created?

Here is the code:

class Enemy {
private:
    SDL_Rect pos;
    int health;
    int type;
    int id;
    SDL_Texture* default_texture;
    Animation walking_animation;
    Animation attack_animation;
    std::vector<Item> drop_when_killed;
    double velocity_x;
    double velocity_y;
    double attack_range; // in terms of pixels
    int walking_speed;
    int jump_height;
public:
    explicit Enemy(SDL_Rect pos_, int health_, int type_, int id_, 
        SDL_Texture* default_texture_, Animation walking_animation_, 
        Animation attack_animation_, std::vector<Item> drop_when_killed_, double attack_range_,
        int walking_speed_, int jump_height_);
            : pos(pos_), health(health_), type(type_), id(id_), default_texture(default_texture_),
            walking_animation(walking_animation_), attack_animation(attack_animation_),
            drop_when_killed(drop_when_killed_), attack_range(attack_range_),
            walking_speed(walking_speed_), jump_height(jump_height_) {};
    void WalkToPlayer(SDL_Rect player_pos);
    void AttackPlayer(Character& ch);
    void TakeDamage(int damage_num);
    void Die();
    void Update(Character& ch);
    SDL_Rect GetPos() const;
    ~Enemy();
};