Favorite European Grassland Animal

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What is your favorite?
Buffalo Rabbit	0 (0%)
Dinodeer	1 (10%)
Goatraffe	0 (0%)
Grazer Duck	3 (30%)
Hipposwine	1 (10%)
Megabeaver	0 (0%)
Megantler	0 (0%)
Rabballaby	0 (0%)
Roe Horse	0 (0%)
Swinephant	0 (0%)
Bear Marten	0 (0%)
Flamingoose	2 (20%)
Lionboon	1 (10%)
Megacat	0 (0%)
Neoleopard	2 (20%)
Total Votes: 10

Favorite European Grassland Animal
Topic Started: Apr 28 2010, 03:25 PM (1,165 Views)
Pando	Apr 28 2010, 03:25 PM Post #1
Obey or I'll send you to the moon Posts: 5,648 Group: Members Member #275 Joined: Feb 24, 2010 Area of expertise: Future Evolution	All credit goes to Empyreon for the idea. Also, like Empyreon you have 2 choices. Here are the creatures: PRIMARY CONSUMERS Spoiler: click to toggle Buffalo Rabbit/Rabbit: A 5 foot tall brown rabbit. They no longer hop and have a loner snout and slightly longer neck. Dinodeer/Water Deer: A 7 foot long dinoceratan-like water deer. They have only 1 pair of knobs from their horns. Goatraffe/Goat: A brown giraffe-like descendant of goats. Shoulder height reaches 7-8 feet, head height 13-15 feet tall. Grazer duck/Ducks: A 3 foot tall grazing flightless duck. Hipposwine/Wild Hogs: A semi-aquatic hairless hippo-like swine. 9 feet long. Megabeaver/European Beaver: A 5 foot long grazing terrestrial beaver. Megantler/Fallow Deer: A 5 foot tall deer. They have megaloceros-like antlers, but they are only 9 feet long. Rabballaby/European Wallabies: A quadrupedal grazing descendant of European wallabies. They are 7 feet long. Roe Horse/Roe Deer: A horse-like descendant of roe deer. They have grown to be 5 feet tall. Swinephant/Wild Hogs: An elephant like swine descendant. They are descended from woolly species during the last extent of global glaciation. They look like elephants except that the nose is more like a tapirs and the tusks are a lot shorter. 12 feet tall. SECONDARY/QUARTERNARY CONSUMERS Spoiler: click to toggle Bear marten/Martens: 2 foot long marten descendants that look like tiny bear dogs. It feeds on eggs and small animals like rodents and ducks. Flamingoose/Geese: A 5 foot tall flightless goose with longer legs, it lives on the coasts and feeds on fish and crayfish. Lionboon/Hamadryas Baboon: A lion-like carnivore baboon. They are 5 feet tall. Megacat/Wildcat: A 7 foot long tiger-like wildcat. They have slightly elongated canines. Neoleopard/Common Genet: A 6 foot long golden leopard-like genet. Post what you voted for below.



Ook	Apr 28 2010, 03:26 PM Post #2
not a Transhuman Posts: 2,933 Group: Members Member #282 Joined: Mar 10, 2010 Gender: Male	neoleopard



Pando	Apr 28 2010, 03:32 PM Post #3
Obey or I'll send you to the moon Posts: 5,648 Group: Members Member #275 Joined: Feb 24, 2010 Area of expertise: Future Evolution	I did the Grazer Duck and Lionboon. --EDIT-- I thought of another use of this. It can be used as threads for each biome. Dual purpose! Edited by Pando, Apr 28 2010, 04:02 PM.



Ook	Jul 1 2010, 05:04 PM Post #4
not a Transhuman Posts: 2,933 Group: Members Member #282 Joined: Mar 10, 2010 Gender: Male	Edited by Ook, Jul 1 2010, 05:05 PM.



Pando	Jul 1 2010, 06:01 PM Post #5
Obey or I'll send you to the moon Posts: 5,648 Group: Members Member #275 Joined: Feb 24, 2010 Area of expertise: Future Evolution	More like this:



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