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Man After March 2026 (Day 5 - Hottest New Pet)
Star Guardian (Reptilionomo bufocephalus // Toad-headed Reptilian-Human)
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Man After March 2026 (Day 4 - Secondarily Free Living)
Eastern Two-toed Hummingpiper (Syngnathitrochilioides pinotropicus // "Pinotropical hummingbird-like jaw with Grown Together")
199 million years later, the world was no longer what it once was because all continents except Australia and Antarctica had been fused together by a new Pangea-like supercontinent through tectonic movements, and now countless animals, plants, and other living things are intertwined. At the same time, not even a bird with flying wings remains, but some strange creatures have undergone convergent evolution to birds; one of these is a bizarre nectar-voracious lineage of small, nectarivorous posthumans known as the Hummingpipers.
Their appearance suggests they weren't originally hummingbirds; they possessed large, grasping lips and tongues, but also a dentition, a feature not found in any modern bird. What's surprising, however, is that they are descended from an extremely highly evolved lineage of modern Homo sapiens, and their later ancestors were another bird-like post-human with haematophagous behavior, known as the now-extinct Vampyrous Wingcreeper (Intestinophagus neotenis // "Neotenic bowel-eater") was live to 176-178 Million Years After present day.
The genus name comes from newborns chewing and eating the intestines of herbivorous megafauna, but as they grow, they also eat the blood of small terrestrial animals, though the herbivorous megafauna species are unaware of this, while it is a terrible experience for the small terrestrial animals. But we are quite close to 200 million years later, and now only a few species of Wingcreepers remain, while Hummingpipers and Trompswallows, although evolved from that ancestor, have evolved according to quite different lifestyles: Hummingpipers are nectarivores, like modern hummingbirds, while Trompswallows are almost identical to modern Swallows, but their lips, teeth, and the fact that they are posthumans show that they are not actually that closely related to birds; on the contrary, as I said, they are nearly-extremely evolved humans, and humans are primates, and primates are mammals.
Man After March 2026 - (Day 3 - Plutonian)
One-Footed Triclopus/Mandalek (Conturbantanthropus monopoda // "Disturbing One-Footed Human")
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Humanity had established dominance by colonizing countless places within its own star system, but as genetic engineering evolved into a vast industry with more flexible rules and not controlled by a single corporation, some bioterrorists, unafraid to produce illegal bioweapons, sexually assaulted women, causing many babies to die before birth. Some newborns, unlike their mothers, were born with only one leg, much like gastropods, but this was just one of countless species destined to be turned into bioweapons, separated from their biological mothers and the safe system of New-Level Justice and Educational Systems.
Over time, this new species sent to Pluto rapidly became an evolutionary gateway, but this was thanks to nanomachines with directly and permanently interacting all external and internal organ systems. These post-humans, considered biomechanisms, were eventually overthrown by secretly and indirectly attacking secure systems, and the spaceships containing hundreds of thousands of innocent people were destroyed, resulting in countless genocides. However, when the bioterrorists disappeared, they too should have been eliminated, but instead, they established a permanent settlement on Pluto, thus gradually transforming Pluto into a dwarf planet with its own atmosphere.
Initially considered an illegal bioweapon, these biomechanical anomalies, viewed as malevolent by humans due to their xenophobic hatred towards other human species and their obedience to their masters, eventually evolved into human-like behaviors on Pluto, their original birthplace, creating countless cultures and establishing permanent settlements. They didn't become malevolent; their habitat also developed its own atmosphere, an ocean that wasn't blue, and a biota that evolved from various organisms brought from Earth.
Unlike other posthuman species, Triclopus possessed a uniquely biomechanical internal system and a true third eye, a trait inherited from their infamous past. They also had only one leg, but unlike snails, they could run incredibly fast, even to the point of breaking their bones. Like much of their body, their ears evolved into something else: cartilaginous "antennas," a result of the torturous engineering inflicted on their ancestors by bioterrorists, and intended to be identical to a modern human ear.
Initially, they were illegal bioweapons operating similarly to the bioweapons in Metroid series, but since the bioterrorist network eventually self-destructed, they stopped obeying their leaders and returned to where they once originated. There, just like a human colonization, they colonized Pluto for the second time (the first was by our species Homo sapiens), and now they are living their good lives. However, not only will they develop good qualities, but various malevolent behaviors will also develop over time. Contrary to much media portrayal, evil will eventually become normal for them. But when order emerges, they will not only resemble their ancestors but will also become the "postpeople of Pluto", possessing both benevolent and malevolent traits.
Man After March 2026 - (Day 2) Perfected
Note: I couldn't even wait until the second day, but things like this will happen, so it's probably best to start planning ahead and posting about it.
Silver Aussie Morlock (Herbertgeorgiwellsia carnivorosapiens argentoculopugnator // "HG Wells' Silver Eyed Warrior With Carnivorous İntelligence")
The Morlocks were first depicted in HG Wells' 1895 novel *The Time Machine* as a massive, cannibalistic, and intelligence-deficient underground people alongside the docile Eloi. Over time, the Morlocks became a cliché, much like zombies or vampires. But just like zombies and vampires, Morlocks can be rewritten with many things in mind; one example is the Aussie Morlocks, who lived 46 million years After present day. They are found in countless ecosystems of a subcontinent formed by the bizarre tectonic movements of the islands of Australia and Southeast Asia, now known as Wallachia, and have numerous subspecies, perhaps the most feared of which are the Silver Aussie Morlocks.
They are also seen as cursed creatures by most Newoldfarmers, Austreloi, and Molemankind, believed to be silver-eyed warriors, often created by a turtle-like god of similar silver color, and considered to be one of the countless natural predators of various destructive monsters; it is also occasionally said that they mercilessly kill even soulless monsters that resemble them but bring destruction and feeded by negative emotions.
But to consider them such cursed holy creatures is an exaggeration; they are wild animals, just like all other wild animals, meaning they are neither so benevolent nor so malevolent. These are merely legends told in the mythologies and religions of those postpeoples. But it's important to remember that you shouldn't treat them as a joke, especially since they are blind, generally cave-dwelling post-humans who spend countless hours walking under the sun and moon. Furthermore, unlike other subspecies, they are not social; instead, they are solitary primates that move in small family groups or on their own. Finally, just like all post-humans from that time onward, they descended from Homo sapiens, and similarly, Homo sapiens descended from Australopithecines and also Australopithecines are descended from some hominids and hominids are descended from Haplorhine primates (especially Catarhinnes) and finally Haplorhines are descended from Primates (With New World Monkeys,Strepsirhine Primates and Tarsiiforms) which is nothing more than a long journey that continues on.
Man After March 2026 - Day 1 (Pest)
Manstrich (Struthiopus semisapiens // "Ostrich-Foot With Half-İntelligence)
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Approximately 46 million years ago, humankind had virtually taken over the world. After World War II, they found peace and tranquility, but after many centuries of various wars, genocides, and countless other events, humankind survived through various populations divided into different races. However, Homo sapiens had permanently become extinct, but it was also true that they carried their intelligence with them. Among these Post-Human lineages, one lineage was the Stem-Anthravians, bird-like human descendants with bodies unlike those of a basical primate, and comprised mostly species that converged with giant ratites and small forest protobirds, dominating diverse ecosystems across Eurasia. The largest species to date from this lineage was Manstrich, almost the same size as a Homo sapiens.
Like other Stem-Anthravians, their forelimbs had shrunk from five digits to two, which greatly hampered their tool-making abilities, but their reliance was on speed, not intelligence. Manstrich possessed a cursorial ability that placed them among the top three most successful post-human species in terms of land running speeds, ranging from 50 to 80 kilometers per hour. Like almost all other post-humans, they were viviparous, meaning they gave birth. Young Manstrichs were blind for the first few months after birth, but as their eyes and feet developed, they remained with their families for several decades, and when the time came to leave, they underwent a mating season between July and September, hoping to establish a new family.
But they were viewed with hatred as hordes of demons by another post-human group called the Newoldfarmers, who were agricultural and capable of establishing permanent settlements there, and this led to long periods of war between the Manstrichs and the Newoldfarmers, much like the Emu, a giant bird that lived 46 million years ago, the Manstrichs attracted attention by devouring the valuable crops of the Newoldfarmers' agriculture, and the Newoldfarmers, who hated them, were quick and opportunistic enough to cause these unforgivable genocides to begin.
But in this case, things would really get out of hand when they domesticated their primary natural predator, because this natural predator normally lacked the ancestral intelligence of an oost human and was more of a solitary, superior predator like a tiger, and it too was a descendant of humankind, and when an agricultural species domesticated that predator, the Manstrich genocide took on a whole new dimension.
Spoiler: These Predatory Posthumans was named Greater Aussie Morlocks (Herbertgeorgiwellsia carnivorosapiens) and also rare Silver Eyed subspecies known as Silver Aussie Morlock (Herbertgeorgiwellsia carnivorosapiens argentoculopugnator).
Media Exterminators 2.0
Humanity had made great strides in industry since the 19th century. Media, in particular, was considered one of the largest sectors, and countless countries such as Americans, Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, and Indians had become trendsetters, spreading their cultures globally through this medium. While mainstream media was developing quite well and appropriately, the situation on the other hand didn't look very pleasant.
In an area notable for its unique species forming cryptic ecosystems within themselves, some ecological changes had begun to occur. First, various "herbivorous" species, primarily the Common Mousepillar (Rodentoistomus vulgaris), whose numbers were increasing, nearly threatened the ecosystem's vegetation. In one of those arid areas, a snail-like creature had already killed an adult by stinging it with venom.
Calliducyons, the third intelligent species after barbaric harmsters and the mostly peaceful splinsters, became the dominant predators of their continent. Comprising several species and countless subspecies, these creatures gradually began to shape their habitat, ultimately leading to the extinction of some species.But one of them was deliberately destroyed after being mistakenly thought of as a monster, and its fur was removed due to the belief that it brought bad luck.
The Kidnapping Boogeyhound (Daemovulpecyon paedovenatoris) or Small Boogeyhound is a now-extinct species of Calliducynomorph was a one of few close relatives of Desert Wildchild,they were nocturnal animals with distinctive fur coats and were mesocarnivores that generally preyed on small terrestrial hamsters, flocks of winglets, and small ecatoriungulids. In endemic in small part of Southern Ecatoria, initial contact with the animals led to the belief that some juvenile northhounds were abducted, a belief that they were a living product of an evil god. This was a complete disaster for the Small Boogeyhounds, who were already struggling to survive in these areas and dwindling due to factors like inbreeding. Seventeen years after that massacre, only two juvenile females remained, but they soon committed suicide because they had no families and no friends, thus becoming one of the first species in Calliducyon history to be deliberately driven to extinction.
But while they weren't monsters and didn't deserve their name, there were a few species that were genuinely intent on hunting Calliducyons and should be considered monsters; one was a large Moglin related to the Midnight Howlers, and another was a paracalliducyonid species with nocturnal behavior, owl-like faces, and an "uncanny valley" creating nature, and they lived across much of the continent.
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Austro-Easaterra would also suffer the Greatest Mass Extinction and the formation of the supercontinent Hampangea, leading to the extinction of endemic Tetracorns, blubbats, zingos, and almost all Rhinocheirids (with the exception of three genera, two of which previously lived on Austro-Easaterra and one on Fissor), as well as all the megafauna on other continents. However, countless small species that sought to benefit from this situation saw their populations increase as needed in the post-apocalyptic era of Early Mouseozoic.
The Survivalist Jerokapi (Hampangeoingo hpjohnstoni) was a small, basal oingo species that evolved in a continent once called Austro-Easaterra, later becoming the southern tip of Hampangea. Its diet consisted largely of insects, worms, and dead carcasses. The males, like the okapi, possessed zebra-like legs and were able to mate twice a year, producing extra offspring. However, competition from smaller, similar rhinocheirid relatives eventually drove them extinct on the mainland, but they survived as in a temperate archipelago, becoming the ancestors of the newest clade of oingos.
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Hamster's Paradise Fan Content: Early Mouseozoic
The Return of Ancient King: Leviahams of the Early Mouseozoic
Early Mouseozoic
Leviathams were marine predators that first emerged in the Therocene era, evolving from searets. They initially competed fiercely with cricetaceans, culminating in the Glaciocene, when Plurodon, a fearsome marine predator dominating the seas towards the end of glaciocene, was driven to extinction by far more malevolent harmsters. By the Temperocene, only freshwater, crocodile-like forms remained, with cricetaceans becoming dominant in the seas, along with various other marine hamster species. However, during the Late Temperocene-Mouseozoic (LT-EM) mass extinction, all cricetaceans became extinct, but leviathams surprisingly survived as a single known species. Now, with the extinction of mainland garitors and other hamsters With this lifestyle and less competition compared to the Temperocene, they have evolved into a variety of species.
These evolved species are also classified into two main groups: the more terrestrial Creephans, which converged into present-day moles, shrews, and mustelids, and the Neoleviahams, which managed to preserve more basal forms and dominated both freshwater and saltwater environments. It will take time for them to evolve into a new species of marine apex predator similar to late glaciocene Plurodon, but at least the situation is looking quite good for the leviahams, and they could not have escaped their near extinction in the Temperocene without a small, burrowing hammagator.
One of the dozens of species born from this new radiation is the Polka-spotted Talpigator (Neotalpoidecricetus polkanis), a nocturnal, colonial molrock specialist predator about the size of a Syrian hamster, originally living in the temperate deserts of Southern Hampangea. Even when these naked-skinned mammals survived the planet's greatest natiral mass extinction, they couldn't escape the countless species of own predators, and parasites. A new one has arrived: a small burrowing creature descended from marine predators that once reached enormous sizes. Talpigators belong to the Neotalpoideni tribe of Creephans, and while they are converging on moles, their use of eyes for night vision hasn't rendered them useless, and combining this with their hearing abilities has made them a new menace to colonial molrocks.
Neoleviahams are semi-aquatic carnivores belonging to the Neoleviatmuridae family, which consists of species resembling Temperocean forms, and they consume a variety of medium-sized prey. Some species, such as the Southern Great Hampangean Cetognath (Gigantocetognatomys notovenator), were among the first megafaunal hamsters to live in the post-Temperocene period because the descendants of the marshland garitor living on the Fissor Peninsula had not yet arrived. This allowed the leviahams to take advantage of this gap, becoming apex predators that dominated the southern and equatorial parts of the largest landmass in the planet's history. However, this situation will not change forever, and in the future, other predatory hamsters will emerge that indirectly kill these species, and then they will have a great need for parental care.
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Beachpeach forests have long since become extinct, and countless species have gone extinct as a result, but some successful and resilient species have gradually overcome this and begun to colonize new areas, most notably Bivalverminians, legless bivalves highly descended from late-glaciocene Beachpeach Shellmites. When Mouseozoic began, they were given a brand new chance, and a large number of clades descending from shellmites began to emerge to play this role well.
The Volcodonian Giant Gluttongue (Peccatriophidovermoides caprioculus) This is the largest Bivalvermian species living at this time; having been subjected to island gigantism, this species chose to live in the arid coastal forests of Volcodonia. Equivalent in size to a large house cat, these terrestrial mollusks are greedy carnivores to the point of being considered voracious by humans, with a diet consisting mostly of small rattiles and furbils, shelled gastropods, other Bivalverminans, and even their own kind, and have developed a prehensile tongue for this purpose. Their Very greed stems from the scarcity of food in the largely unproductive dry forests of this island. Furthermore, they are an unusual species among bivalvermin because they began producing their own poison to ward off pterodents.
Female individuals are considerably heavier than males, and when mating rituals are in place, females resort to various vocalizations to attract male attention and fight amongst themselves. This leads to the death of females that are underweight, produce less toxin, or become ill. When they marry males, the males do not attend to their mates after the birth of newborns, and they give birth to fewer newborns because their ancestors who rafted on this isolated ecosystem evolved in this direction over time.
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Donkey Kong: Rajangza!
Hamster's Paradise: Temperocenic Zoological Research Center (TZRC) AU
İnspired by Duduz222's Peninsular Zoo Park AU (The subject matter is a zoo consisting of 9 areas, focusing on Serina's 270 million years from now, that is, the Middle Ultimocene.) This alternate universe is set in an unnamed zoological research center in the Middle-Late Temperocene times.
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A Harmster's "Your New Home" crisis
The 32-64x Discplutor (Ptiloglossux 96-TR-A) also known as 96-bit Discplutor was a commerciliazed subspecies of Advanced Discplutor (P. 96) that emerged towards the end of the 20th century,these fifth-generation consoles were among the few species classified as 96-bit at the time, with Gaito and Falconware being the main companies that commercialized them; they had achieved considerable success in laboratories as a testing ground for various video games. The reasons for this included the fact that their memories came from a very strong source and worked, and also that, like other species of their kind, they had feathery "tongues" which they used to study the game and create an environment accordingly.
The number of games of that those species produced was also more than double that of its competitors at the time, and it was reported that millions of people would buy it. These included 3D or 2D platformer games with Anthropomorphic animal characters, dark games where cool and edgy boys fight against very nightmarish villains, games for woman featuring sweet anime girls, and much more. But just like consoles after the end of the fifth generation, although they could no longer be commercialized, this species of console was used until 2005, but over time, their population decreased due to the emergence of countless new console species from the 6th generation and beyond, but they still managed to survive, even if they are not as powerful as they once were.
This subspecies belongs to the Discophagimecidae (Discplutors & Cubeshapes) family, and its behavior, seen in other species in the family, involves consuming a game disc and permanently memorizing it. If the disc is removed before it is eaten, the game disc can remain in memory for a period of 4 to 6 months. Their lifespan is estimated to be 45-54 years, which results in rare reproduction.
Of course,If you treat them in an abusive or rather low-quality way. it would try to attack you, and sometimes it would result in death. Also, if you take away the discs it wants to eat, a period of starvation will gradually begin for them, but if you continue this, they will die after 3 weeks and leak green blood, but this is actually nothing more than chloroacruonin, and it is naturally occurring in the wild and commerciliazed ones, and most species of video game consoles, computers, and smart devices also have green blood at this time belongs to Division Reusomechia (Mostly resembles various reusabling items).
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Commerciliazation - It is the equivalent of domestication done according to the wild mechanical species into a product by humankind.
Skunkflower's Effect (A.K.A Discophagy): Douglas Adams Skunkflower discovered this unusual feeding behavior in several 32 to 64-bit console species within the entirely of Discophagimecids.
Another Hamster's Paradise Fanart Again...
Mouse-Worms in the Rain: Surface Maggoths
202 Million Years Post Estahblishment
Early Mouseozoic
Since the Rodentocene, hamsters in HP-02017 have evolved into nearly a million different species, including countless clades resembling familiar mammals, but one that went so far as to defy these patterns was none other than the molrocks. This clade first began as bare-skinned burrowers in the Middle Therocene, after which some settled in Fissor by rafting, where they evolved into various reptilian-like species, but none were as successful as the rattiles. Then, in the Early Temperocene, some stellasnoots remained in the Arcuterran cave system, giving rise to troglobitic daggoths, and another group were the Social Molrocks that evolved from colonial swarmsters.
The Temperocene period ended after a massive mass extinction, giving way to the Mouseozoic, during which life in hamster's paradise would have effectively died out. However, countless groups of hamsters, large and small, survived and struggled to diversify at a rate similar to previous species. But some began to resemble a worm more than a mammal, evolving from Middle-temperocene species lichenic maggoth; these are called Surface Maggoths.
Surface maggoths, like their ancestors, are descendants of daggoths. These small mammals, no longer living in caves as much as before, exhibited behaviors similar to modern-day annelid worms, and just as the Temperocene ushered in the golden age of rattiles and pterodents, it would do the same to these small, worm-bodied creatures.
The last ancestor of those Hamsters was the Ancestral Earth Maggoth (Paraepigeomys pedophagus): evolving from a late temperocene descendant species of lichenic maggoth, these soil-eating generalists have small eyes and tiny organs for skin respiration. They constantly try to regulate soil moisture levels and usually emerge from the ground when it is moist or not very cool. They are also slightly over two centimeters in size, but small compared to a house cat. But because it adapted to other environments, it evolved into different families there, for example. The Earth Maggoths (Edaphovermimuridae) It is a lineage that has managed to preserve the behaviors and appearance of its now extinct ancestral species with thirteen genera and more than 40 species, it is currently the largest family of maggoths on Early Mouseozoic period.
These include Common Earth Maggoth (Edaphovermimys vulgaris) and Underground Vermrex (Edaphovermimys hillenburgi) which belong to the same genus but are different species and ancestry, They are too distantly related to intermarry, but Vermrex are a species that specializes almost exclusively in hunting other surface maggoths. All the species there have short lifespans, ranging from 3 and a half months to 2 years, which is why they differ from other hamsters in their ability to reproduce quickly; this breeding season lasts only 1 to 3 weeks. Also some species like the Little Earth-Maggoth (Picomys hamsburgi) are one of most smallest species of hamster ever exist,It is about twice the size of a finger, and in that case, most of its descendants would certainly shrink to the size of a coin, but that changes when it comes to the Flatgoth (Platyvermimys planariomorpha) they are also one of the largest species of maggoths on Earth, currently ranging from 15 to 38 centimeters in size.
But evolution never has to work beatifully perfect, because with this trend, their very distant relative; Anguilliformic Helmitch (Cestodocricetus anguilliformis), is a rather strange and disturbing ectoparasite of intestines of new megafauna, bearing an extraordinary resemblance to tapeworms, belonging to the Cestodocricetidae, is the most common species of long-bodied intestinal parasite and has a greater number of host species compared to its relatives.
The Mouseozoic era, much like the Rodentocene, is prone to development, but it's no longer limited to a single progenital species. The rapid evolution of countless species, large and small, that survived the brutal asteroid-induced mass extinction, leaving gaps in the ecosystem, suggests that life possesses an extraordinary level of tenacity, but at least that's assuming two intelligent species of a pterodent and a rattile don't engage in deadly conflicts.
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Another What-if Scenario of Hamster's Paradise be like:
A Hamprey's Sea (Early Cricovermicene)
Some nearly immortal cyborg posthuman were curious about the planet of HP-02017 (Middle Temperocene), but their first stop was the Arcuterran cave system, where they saw various types of daggoths. However, the Dwarf Rasping Hampreys particularly caught their attention because they believed they deserved to be introduced to the next planet. They captured these individuals and brought them to another exoplanet named HS-3006, along with the aquatic shroomors, blind shrishes, and gastropods they found there. When they left, it was a golden age for those hamsters, and even after 8 million years, they have evolved into several hundred species today.
Just like on their own planet, all the vertebrates on HS-3006 were distant descendants of Chinese Dwarf hamsters, but with the addition of these species of small daggoth, they too belonged to the Molemice to Cricetomuria, but now there were no distant relatives or any other hamsters. Only they remained, and as they became the dominant faunal group on the planet, various clades began to emerge.
Their three dominant clades have survived to this day: Agnathomuria, which filled the role of hagfish, extinct jawless fish, and lampreys; Chondricricetia, which developed cartilage bony structure; and Vermimurida, which includes the species we will discuss today—these were the three main clades from which countless subsequent species evolved. Other clades also exist but are not dominant.
The Progenital Salpster (Salpocricetus primigenus) is a species of floating hamprey commonly found in this blue ocean of HS-3006. These aquatic hamsters, whose lifespans are only a few months, are born with a shape similar to a hamper, but as they grow, they develop a circular appearance and become floating swimmers. They have four eyes because when their ancestors first emerged from their caves, the ocean made things a little difficult for them, but over time they overcame this, and their eyes began to differ from their ancestors. However, the name Salpster is a combination of salp, a primitive chordate abundant in our world but not widely known, and hamster. Ultimately, Salpster shares a characteristic common to all vertebrates in HS-03006 and HP-02017: their common ancestor was the Chinese dwarf hamster, a laboratory animal that lived in the long past.
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Hamster's Paradise: Middle Mouseozoic (239 P.E)
Surface Hampreys of Xeroterran Great Lake
Although the Mouseozoic era was mostly dominated by a single supercontinent, towards its middle, some landmasses separated due to tectonic and geological activity, leading to the formation of unique ecosystems, much like Australia. One of these was Xeroterra, a small insular continent encompassing 46% of Arcuterra and small part of South Ecatoria. Unlike the supercontinents of that period, it was dominated by descendants of colonial molrocks, rattiles, pterodents, furbils and troglodytic daggoths, but it also contained its own unique freshwater ecosystem. There, a group of hampreys did not remain merely small, blood-drinking parasitic hamsters in the supercontinent's freshwater; they evolved into various species, eventually developing into a new family of daggoths known as Tetrabrachiumids (True Fourgilled Surface Hampreys)
At this time, Tetrabrachiumids were doing quite well in this lake, but let's start with a basal member of this family, the Primitive Freshwater Hamprey (Archaeomyzomys sanguis). As its name suggests, it evolved from the small blood-drinking hampreys of the supercontinent, but unlike its ancestors and relatives, it doubled in size, becoming a multiple speciesof apex predators of this lake. However, for now, only that species remains because it evolved into countless other interesting species in later ages. The Bird-Toothed Eelster (Myoanguilla ornithodon) is a good example of this. These small aquatic hamsters, which generally prefer to swim in the benthic areas of the lake, have fused incisors over time, predating the ratbirds that became the dominant flying fauna of HP-02017 during this period and beyond. They have a carnivorous diet consisting of gastropods, shrimps, and other small hampreys, one of which is Schooling Hamssalmons (Protosalmonimys planktonus),a small sized archaic member of zooplanktonivorous hamster are one of first known species of hampreys in Xeroterra It returns to saltwater during tectonic and climatic changes.
But it wasn't limited to just these three; while these three belong to the subfamily Archaeomyzomyinae (Basal Xeroterran Hampreys, Eelsters and Hamssalmons), another subfamily, Rhamphodonticthyomurinae, is known for its Billpreys. One of the first members of this subfamily, the Parrotbeaked Gluttonswimmer (Cricetogluttonus psicattorhyncha), feeds on aquatic plants, and at almost 3 meters long, it is currently the largest hamprey species in these isolated waters. Gluttonswimmers include two species of enormous hampreys with somewhat slow metabolisms and low birth rates; the young stay with their mothers for four years after birth, but as they begin to mature, they are forced to leave their families and pay for their own lives. Their lifespan is between 45-52 years, and their future descendants will evolve towards this. However, Gluttonswimmers are not the only members of the Rhamphodonticthyomurins; another group, known as Hamploons, consists of two genera and 14 species that resemble pufferfish.
The Bigfinned Hamploon (Tetraodontomys magnapterygius) are a coastal pelagic species of hamprey endemic in Southeastern Side of Xenoterran Great Lake, Although their appearance resembles a rayfinned fish, they are essentially highly Derived descendants of Chinese Dwarf Hamsters, just like other hampreys and all vertebrates, and moreover, they are daggots that evolved in the Tempocene, but they have now become almost indistinguishable from a daggoth. Their diet consists of a variety of foods including aquatic plants, shellfish, and carrion. Unlike their gigantic relatives,the gluttonswimmers, hamploons tend to be about the size of a human hand or smaller.
The planet of HP-02017 underwent significant changes after the Temperocene-Mouseozoic mass extinction event. Let's see if these hamsters will survive until the ruthless ice age of the Late Mouseozoic and continue to thrive at the same rate during the Era of tropical seas and isolated islands. Only time will tell.
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