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Skwoid With a Funny Hat
Another Hamsters Paradise shitpost lol.
Hamsters Paradise by @tribbetherium
Squoad Gijinka I Drew
First gijinka I ever drew actually... I am still practicing drawing humanoids so It Isnt a masterpiece.
The Squaod Is from @tribbetherium´s Hamsters Paradise.
-Rise To The Treetop: Crumble Descendants- (Seedworld)
Macroterra: The World Of Bilbies
(10 Million Years P.E.) - The Middle Incipiocene
The Crumbles that have emerged about 5 million years ago would become the first arboreal Bilbies on Macroterra. While they arent the only tree climbers anymore, their descendants would still be bound to become the most diverse climbing critters of the Middle Incipiocene.
Crumbles gave rise to 3 seperate families which all call canopys worldwide their home. First we have the Scucus´ (Family: Ascensuscomyidae), rabbit sized, skilled climbers with a semi-opposable thumb one each paw and a highly prehensile tail that almost acts a as fifth limb while climbing. Scucus´ are typically frugivores, like the Common Scucus (Fructusexhibuit vulgaris), but there are also a few omnivorous species, like the Skipping Scucus (Griseoexhibuit praetorians).
But there are also the Bushbilby´s (Family: Veloxcomyidae), they are much smaller critter, being In the same weight class as the Rodent like Thylamice and the Shrew like Numrats. The Bushbilby´s have taken advantage of niches their larger relatives havent covered. There are of course plenty of omnivorous Bushbilby´s, but there are also some more specialised ones. The Brown Bushbilby (Rubusmacrotis fuscus) For example Is a skilled Insect catcher and the Seedeater Bushbilby (Semenraptor velox) Is… well, a seedeater.
Last but not least, there are the omnivorous Pepper Gliders (Brachilabor spp.) and Sharov Gliders (Peslabor spp.) (Family: Lapsuscomyidae). Pepper Gliders and Sharov Gliders, despite being In the same family, are different enough to be approached seperately.
Both of these critters posses a skin membrane between their front- and hindlegs, between their frontlegs and shoulders and another one between their hindlegs and start of their tail. They can use these as gliding surfaces allowing them so safely leap towards far away trees. The main difference between the 2 Is their style of gliding. Pepper Gliders have a very simple gliding style akin to Sugar Gliders or Flying Squirrels. But the Sharov Gliders have a unique gliding style, which In that form, never occurred In a mammal- but In a reptile. Sharov Gliders have adapted the same strange gliding style akin to the exctinct Sharovipteryx. This gliding style has been motivated by a peculiar part of the Bilby anatomy. The ancestral Bilby moves In quadrupedal hopping motion akin to rabbids. To achieve this form of locomotion, Bilbies have short frontlegs and long hindlegs. Most arboreal Bilbies have adapted equally sized legs for their climbing lifestyle. But not the Sharov Glider, this critter has instead fully Invested In this strange hindleg driven gliding style.
-Relative Meeting - Womnat Relatives - (Seedworld)
Macroterra: The World Of Bilbies
(10 Million Years P.E.) - The Middle Incipiocene
I wasnt really sure when to Introduce these guys, I thought about Introducing them alongside the Thylamice and Numrats, arboreal species or the herbivores, but they just didnt really fit anywhere. So I just give them their own Introduction.
In the Middle Incipiocene, the Womnats have become the dominant grazers of Macroterra, they however arent the sole representative of the pioneering Grassbiters. Alongside them there are also the Wommings (Family: Breviscomyidae) and the Climwats (Foliumcomyidae).
The Wommings are much smaller grazers then their relatives and are more specialised towards hardy vegetation that Womnats as well as the rivaling Bunneby´s normally wont touch. The Common Womming (Brevispecuarius vulgaris) Is one of the most well adapted species for tough grasses, converging with the Thylamice, they evolved ever-growing Incisor teeth to deal with the strong wear and tear of their favored vegetation.
The Climwats have however found a different way to deal with herbivore competition. Climwats would Instead start to climb trees to eat the tender leafes In the canopy. The Leafy Climwat (Foliumficedula ascensus) Is one of the best adapted species for the arboreal lifestyle, their ancestral fifth digit one each paw becoming semi-opposable and their fairly long tail become much more prehensile.
Might upload some text-only Macroterra posts and add Images later, to speed up the proccess a bit.
lets start a chain cause why not
1. take this quiz
2. do this picrew of yourself
3. tag some fiends!
I'll start:
Dude 💀
tagging: @kimetsu-chan @larz-barz @aceofstars0 @exymybeloved @explosivesamurai
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@atransformingplanet @women-kisser-3000 @lilliablog any others
@alex-the-fallen-angel-0 @gh0st-punk @milkcatfern +anyone else
I’m just a silly billy ^^ ALSO FOR THE RECORDS I WEAR MANY KANDI BRACELETS AND NECKLACES I SWEAR 😔😔🙏
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I’m gonna crash out why is there no dark brown hair color in ts picrew🥀 also no curly hair too
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I hate this picrew. All light skins, all straight hair. It’s giving made by a white person.
Tf, why can’t I be Hispanic?
Also, I am NOT nice.
Not perfect but like…. PROVING MY HATERS WRONGGG
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Yay! Sad that the picrew doesn’t have diverse skin tones tho. The quiz was fun. I love filling out forms/quizes.
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Aw, how sweet
Anyone is welcome to join 💕
blep! :P
Uhhh anyone is free to join but @duckwithadream
idk what I did but ok TwT
Guess Im a normie :|
and yes I know Im late-
-Dont Forget About The Little Guys!: The Thylamice, Numrats and Shrovels- (Seedworld)
Macroterra: The World of Bilbies
(10 Million Years P.E.)
While many Bilbies have started to grow In size, like the Womnats or Dharuby´s, some have figured that there are benefits of being small.
One of the smaller Bilbies are the Thylamice (Family: Dentacomyidae), which are small, rodent-like seedeaters. But simply being small and seedeaters arent the only similarities the Thylamice share with rodents, as they also posses the arguably most recognizable trait of the rodent, their ever growing Incisors. Thylamice have evolved strong Incisor teeth, which grow throughout their entire life, thanks to their open-root system and specialised stem cells. With these new chompers they dont have to risk blunting their teeth away with their diet of hardy seeds.
The Brown Thylamice (Thylamus fuscus) Is one of the more basal species, they are omnivores, although more tending towards herbivory and live In large family colonies up to a 100 members strong. They have also borrowed a unique trait from the often-considered rodents, the rabbids, as they will In similiar fashion create a thud like noise with their hindlegs to aid as a warning signal for their fellow colony members.
The White-Splotched Thylamice (Griseomus maculosus) Is a much more generalist species, of course still eating large amounts of seeds, but they are also pretty good at catching Insects and also wont shy away from scavenging carcasses.
But the most unique species of Thylamice might be the Quick Emergency-Diver (Subitismergulus velox), these Thylamice Inhabit wetlands and have learned that jumping Into pools of water, Is quite an effective way to get out of harms way. When confronted with a predator, they will take the leap of faith, jumping Into large bodies of water and swimming far, using their strong hindlegs to propel them through the the water. They will although oppurtunistically jump Into water during safe times to feed on aquatic Invertebrates, figuring that their Incisors for cracking open seeds, are just as useful for cracking open Mollusk and Crustecean shells. This can although only be done by males or In the time where a female Isnt carrying her joeys.
The Thylamice are however not the only small critters spreading out on the planet. The Numrats (Family: Sorexcomyidae) are small Shrew like Insectivores, equipped with a long snout filled with needle-like teeth to easily catch their prey. The Banded Numrat (Cimexmus clavatus) Is one of the most common species, living In regions where they can well hide themselves In vegetation, they arent as social as Thylamice, but arent strictly terretorial either.
As a close relative of the Numrats we have the Shrovels (Family: Subterracomyidae), these critters are much more adapted to a lifestyle underground, having reduced ear pinnae, large front claws and a bald nose for shoving away dirt. Like their relatives, they are mostly Insectivores, feeding on worms and larvae underground. The Shoveling Shrovel (Talpamus fossio) has although branched out to a more omnivorous diet, supplementing their diet with tubers and roots.
-Come Here Fishy, Fishy - The Storksnouts - (Seedworld)
Macroterra: The World of Bilbies
(10 Million Years P.E.)
Taking any aquatic niches Is quite a challenge for a Marsupial due the risk of drowning the joeys Inside their pouch. But one nifty Hopper descendant has found a loophole around this restraint. Storksnouts (Family: Piscatiocomyidae), are able to avoid getting their pouch wet, by never letting It touch the water. They achieve this thanks to their long legs that keep their body out of joey-drowning range.
Storksnouts are pseudo-piscivores using their long snouts with Interlocking teeth to fish for small aquatic Invertebrates. They additionally possess webbed feet to not sink Into the wet soil of the wetlands they Inhabit.
Another unique quirk Storksnouts have Is that they are capeable of bipedal walking, they are not good walkers tho, only waddling Into bodys of water, as them straight up hopping Into the water would scare of their prey.
-Jacks Of All Trades - The Jackaroos- (Seedworld)
Macroterra - The World Of Bilbies
(10 Million Years P.E.)
While one of the Hoppers descendants, the Dharuby´s, have taken over as one of the most succesful herbivores of the time, another Hopper descendant would remain true to Its omnivorous ancestor, the Jackaroos (Family: Personatuscomyidae). Jackaroos are planet wide oppurtunistic omnivores, instead of specializing towards a specific diet like many other Bilbies did, they would simply eat whatever food source Is currently available. They eat anything from grasses, to Insects and even smaller marsupials If they can catch them. With their bipedal hopping gate they can easily travel long distances for food and can hold onto their meal with their dextrious hands, until they reached a safe place to consume their meal.
The Jumping Jackaroo (Commerciumdesultor personatus) Is one of the more basal species, they are the most active during dawn and dusk and search out for anything edible, Jumping Jackaroos although have a preference for nuts and will occasionally scale trees to reach them. Its although Important to know that they are fairly clumsy climbers with their hopping gait, their dextrious hands although balance things out a bit.
Another Jackaroo species that Is worth writing home about Is the Tanuki Dagger-Foot (Mucropus clavatus). Like all Jackaroos of this time, they will eat anything that Is available to them, they however have a preference for low fruits. The unique thing about the Dagger-Foot Is, who could have guessed, Its "dagger feet", similiar to earthern Kangaroos they posses a large middle toe-claw, allowing them to perform a potentially fatal blow If they feel threathened. These Jackaroos are more active during the day, considering they can defend themselfs better from the local predators and It also makes It easier for them to find their prefered food.
-Eat ur Veggies! - Herbivores Of The Middle Incipiocene- (Seedworld)
Macroterra - The World Of Bilbies
(10 Million Years P.E.)
With the Bilbies taking over the planet as Macroterras dominant animals, dominant herbivores where bound to evolve eventually. 2 families specifically have emerged by the 10 million year mark that would pick up the niches of herbivory.
The Womnats (Family: Pastiocomyidae) are descendants of the Grassbiter and are one of the most succesful Marsupials of this time. They occupy the niche of large scale grazers, they are equipped with broad molars attached to a very moveable lower jaw and a complex multi chambered stomach, to consume high ammounts of grasses as efficiently as possible. Considering that the ancestral bunny-like hop of the Bilby doesnt work that well for a large scale animal, they have re-evolved a proper quadrupedal walk with the help of straightened legs.
The Tuffed Womnat (Lanugocauda Magnus) Is currently the largest member of Its family and maybe even the largest Bilby on the planet as a whole. They are found on pretty much every corner of the super continent, safe for the tundras and desert of course, however It has family members living In these regions.
But there Is another group of herbivores that have achieved quite the success, the Dharuby´s (Family: Pseudomacropotidae). Even though these creatures are herbivores, they are descendants of the oppurtunistic Hoppers. Considering that herbivore niches werent wildly occupied during the early days of the Incipiocene, these bipedal bouncers would fill the holes left by the Grassbiters and their descendants.
One Of the most common Dharuby species Is the Grey-Speckled Dharuby (Pseudomacropod Griseo). These larger Dharuby´s live as low browsers of bushes and shrubs, avoiding competition with the Womnats.
However there are much smaller Dharuby´s that avoid competetion with the Womnats In another way, like the Cottontail Bunneby (Byssumcauda Faunus). These little critters have taken some more notes from their omnivorous ancestors, as these little creatures are quite the oppurtunistic herbivores. They eat whatever Is avaible to them, grasses, leafs, roots, vegetables, fallen fruits, seeds and even edible fungi are on the menu.
-(Seedworld) The World Of Macroterra-
0 - 5 Million Years P.E. - The Early Incipiocene
Many years In the future humanity has discovered multiple different habitable planets. They would start to terraform these empty worlds and settle down across the cosmos. But eventually, they started to use this galactic freedom for more noble causes, such as using It for creating a safe place for endangered species. The planet of Macroterra would become one of those chosen planets- and the species that would be seeded on this planet would be the since centuries endangered Greater Bilby (Macrotis Lagotis).
The Bilbies would be placed In a desert In the center of Macroterras supercontinent of Omega. The Bilbies were blocked off from the rest of the continent by the humans technologie andt he humans have aditionally seeded many other lifeforms to keep the Bilbies environment stable, they have also seeded the rest of the planet, In case they wanted to colonize It later on.
Humanity left the planet alone to let live thrive and collect the vast ammount of new Bilbies In a few tens of years. So time passes… days, weeks, months, years, millenia… they never returned. Why Is something that we as outstanders cant possibly know. Perhaps they have faced their own exctinction, who knows?
The humans technologie stopped working after the many years, releasing the desert dwellers onto the entire planet. With all these lifeforms released onto an empty ecosystem with so many resources, evolution would quickly take Its course, shaping the planets lifeforms to fill the many empty niches- and the Bilbies, as the only vertebrates, would quickly become the rulers of this world.
The Bilbies would already start to change over the course the first few thousand of years. With Bilbies being very active breeders and having no predators In this new realm, various little mutants would emerge. They are still very much the same species, but they started to develope untypical traits, atleast for Bilbies. Some would be born with shorter ears, a shorter snout, an odd color pallete or a naked tail. There were of course various, uncountable mutations happening. These various mutations would mix and match, creating subspecies and later on, entirely new species.
There are 5 subspecies that managed to produce 2 descending species each. -One bare-tailed subspecies (Macrotis Lagotis Nudocauda) -One "giant" subspecies (Macrotis Lagotis Gigas) -One short-tailed subspecies (Macrotis Lagotis Brevecauda) -One quite basal subspecies (Macrotis Lagotis Retro) -And one Piebaldismic subspecies (Macrotis Lagotis Assuo)
As the time approaches 5 Million Years P.E. 10 different entirely new species would have risen, becoming the pioneering species of Macroterra.
The Tree-Skipping Crumble (Scanderemacrotis Maculosus) Is a Bilby that transitioned from the comfort of Its burrow, to living the high life In the treetops. These frugivores are however still quite clumsy In the trees. Even tho the ancestral five digits of the Bilby along with the Crumbles new semi-prehensile tail, they are quite well adapted for scaling up trees, Its mostly the bunny-like hopping of the ancestral Bilby that gives them troubles. While the hopping Is efficient for smaller ground dwellers, for a climber, this Is not the most effient way of locomotion. But It doesnt have any competitors or predators just yet, so they get to live quite carefree lifes.
Back with the ground dwellers, the Stub-Tailed Seedchipper (Breviscauda Circumsiliens) has become the seedeater of the month, and the early Incipiocene for that matter. These critters use their bulkier teath to crack open the seeds of various plants and especially those of stonefruits that Crumbles will rarely eat and drop to the floor.
A new species that still very heavily resembles the ancestral Bilby Is the Bare-Tailed Bugmunch (Cimexden Nudo). The Bugmunch still looks almost Identical to the Greater Bilby, If u Ignore the black fur and nacked tail that Is. These critters are Insectivores and the tool kit of the Bilby Is already very well adapted for an Insect heavy diet. With a long snout and sharp, needle-like teeth, the Bugmunch Is perfectly equipped. Their long bunny-like ears are also still heavily used to detect potential prey, or the larger predators that In turn prey on them.
-Larger predators like the Pouncing Tearling (Lacrimamacrotis Ferus). These fairly large Bilbies have become the first hyper carnivores on the planet. They use their sharp teeth to lock their prey In place, from where the claws will do most of the dirty work. The only flaw In their current design are caniballistic tendencies, this could although be seen as a good thing, considering that they still reproduce quite quickly.
However not all large Bilbies of this time are feared carnivores, as the other descendant of Macrotis Lagotis Gigas has gone In quite the opposite direction. The Orca Grassbiter (Herbamacrotis Albusluscus) has become the first dedicated herbivore. They feed on grasses, exposed vegetables and the occasional fallen fruit.
And from species dedicated towards a specific food source, we go to an generalist omnivore. The Bouncy Hopper (Saltusmacrotis Repente) Is not just special because of Its generalist lifestyle, but also because of Its form of locomotion. The Bouncy Hopper has adapted an incredibly energy efficient way of movement, bipedal hopping. Considering that Bilbies are already quadrupedal hoppers, transitioning to a bipedal gait was not too complicated. With their springy hindlegs these Marsupials can easily travel long distances In search for food.
But we are not done with bipedal hoppers just yet, as the Clawed Slurp (Diulingua Unguiculatum) Is on the same bipedal run- or rather hop. The Clawed Slurp Is a much more specialised species then their Hopper relatives tho. Slurps are Termite specialists, the ancestral Bilby already eats large ammounts of Termites, so jumping towards an Termite specialist niche was quite easy. Considering that they dont use their front paws for moving, their claws wear down less, making them more viable for destroying Termite mounts.
Leaping back to omnivores, the Thief-Geared Needle-Rat displays the first result of a predator-prey armsrace. Needle-Rats posses stiff and sharp hairs that easily break off on contact. When a predator attemps to grab them from behind the hairs will detach and get stuck on the attacker. These hairs are way to thin and brittle to cause serious harm, but they will still startle and Irritate the offender, giving the Needle-Rat a quick change to escape.
Another defensive omnivore Is the Patched Spotchomper (Morsusmacrotis Pugnax), although their defense Is as offensive as It can get. They are descendants of the Piebaldismic Macrotis Lagotis Assuo, considering that they cant hide well with their uneven color patterns, they decided to strike back. Spotchompers are Incredibly aggressive towards competitors and predators alike, often turning danger Into dinner In the proccess, using their large canines that even poke slightly out of their mouth. Their odd color pattern are no longer a give away, they are now a warning.
The whole turning danger Into dinner premise has been greatly exagerated In a close relative of the Spotchomper, known as the Critterchomper (Acutiden Punctata). Considering that Piebaldismic Bilbies have been following a evolutionary trend of increased aggression, which has contributed In them consuming high amounts of meat, which then In turn contributed to them developing quite a taste for meat, they would kickstart the evolution of the Critterchomper, the second hyper carnivore to emerge. With their new predatory gig they have gotten their wild pigmentation under control, to serve In camouflage, not from predator, but prey. Critterchompers would of course Immediately be In competetion with the Tearlings, they however have unique quirks that gives them the edge. Tearlings wont bother chasing much after prey, Instead preserving their energy for the next ambush. Critterchompers will however chase after fleeing prey and because they are a tick smaller then the Tearlings, they are able to slip Into the burrows of their prey, dragging them out before they get too deep In and finish them off. They also have the habit of Invading burrows of other species to ambush them In the safety of their own home.
(Sorry If the english Is bad, I wrote this at 3 AM)
This rare 'white' giraffe named Omo was first sighted in 2015 in Tarangire National Park in Tanzania.
Credit: Derek Lee (Wild Nature Institute)
This has some Spec Evo potential.
Uh… yeah. Remaking Macroterra…
Still not sure If I should add other vertebrates… maybe a type of amphibian? I could make Neotonic amphibians that take the niche of fish… mmhh…
Ehh… I dunno.
Macroterra: The World Of Bilbies
Prologue.
Yeah…. I’m not much of a writer :/
Wow I haven’t posted In a minute….
Sorry for the hold up, I didn’t have a lot of time to work on any of my projects and I In general didn’t have a lot of motivation to work on Macroterra, mostly because of some peeps on Reddit claiming I plagiarized @tribbetherium, which just isn’t true 😭
Like imagine the two mammal seedworlds have similarities.
But to be fair, It was very similar, mostly because It was my only reference and I just wanted to get something done as a spec evo project.
I have spend some time rewriting some Macroterra species and decided I am gonna make a quick remake, with some more original species, more timestamps and new environments.
I am In general am not that happy with the current state of Macroterra anyways, so something needed to change.
The Far North - An Overview of Alphas Fauna
Macroterra: The World Of Bilbies
30 Million Years P.E. - The Early Continentocene
While the early Continentocene has seen an increase In temperature, one continent has not recieved as much of the new worlds warmth.
That continent Is non other then the most northern continent of Alpha.
By the Early Continentocene, Alpha Is so far north It almost reaches the northern ice caps.
Summers and springs are still fairly temperate but winters get bitterly cold.
But even In an environment like this, peculiar fauna manages to thrive here.
Like on most continents the dominant grazers of Alpha Is a type of Nomwat, specifically a Womboar known as the Red-Eared Wombuffalo (Bufalusaper Auricularubra). Womboars have In a sense already been pre-adapted for a live In a frigid world, possesing long tusks to scrape away snow from vegetation and a dentition to deal with the tough grasses that manage to thrive In this tough environment.
The Red-Eared Wombuffalo Is the largest animal to evolve on Macroterra as of this time, with this size and a thick wooly coat to retain heat It manages to thrive well In this frigid region.
An unique trait about these giant Womboars Is their red fur around their ears, Womboars use their normally white ears as flag poles, but In the snowy habitats the white fur Isnt as visible, so they have went for a shade of red, their predators also cannot see the color red, so their not sticking out as much to predators as they do to herdmates.
But the Wombuffalos are of course not the only herbivores In this lands, the niche of a low browser Is covered by at ypicall contender that being the Bilbeelopes, specifcally the Hammerlopes have seen alot of succes In the recent years.
So Alpha has Its own low browsing Hammerlopes like the Axe-Crested Hammerlope (Hiemsungula Securisindens).
Their one of the largest Hammerlopes to have evolved so far and this size Is needed for retaining heat In the north.
Another iconic herbivorous clade are the Scoppels, bunny like oppurtunistic herbivores.
On Alpha these critters have also made a living for themselfs as a fairly basal species.
The Snowbackel (Hiemscuniculus Nivalis) despite being very basal has adapted a trait completely new for Macroterrian fauna, they seasonally shed their fur.
In the summer their fur Is a shade of brown to blend In with the vegetation and during the winter Its white to blend In with the snow.
Talking about smaller critters, the Mausbies are some of the most widespread clades of smaller fauna, typically holding the niches that are occupied by rodents on earth.
Considering how widespread and diverse the Mausbies are, It should be no surprise that they also have settled on Alpha.
The Tiger Dwarf Hampter (Tigriscricetus Septentrionalis) Is one of the most widespread Maubies In the area.
Dwarf Hampters typically only form very loose family colonies, with very few individuells that tend to quickly fall apart.
The Tiger Dwarf Hampters family groups are although alot more stable, especially during the winters.
In winters, Tiger Dwarf Hampters form huge colonies often consisting of various different families.
The Hampters will gather large amounts of food for the group and cuddle with each other to stay warm.
The Northern Starrel (Stellassciurus Septenentrionalis) Is another common Mausby species around here.
They are a clade known as Terrisquis, terretorial arboreal meso-herbivores.
The Northern Starrels females posses a simple brown coat to camoflage In the canopy, while males have an almost fully black coat with strong blue pattern covering It to dend of rivals and attract mates.
But with all these prey animals there are bound to be predators as well.
The apex predator Is not-so surprisingly a type of Crybeastie.
Crybeasties have for the most part already been the apex predators when there was only a single continent on Macroterra.
The Sabered Chien-Waos (Herbadonta Chien-Paodi) are specifically a part of the Affrolf family, pack-hunting Crybeasties who have specialised In large and tricky prey like Womboars and Hammerlopes.
A key characteristic about the Affrolf Is also that the males sport a affro as a display of good genes, In Chien-Waos these affros have over the course of sexuell selection eventually formed horse-like manes.
As their name implies they posses imperessively large saber-teeth canines which they use to cause severe bleeding In their megafaunal prey.
as a skilled small game hunter we have the Coated Pterowl (Noxiousvespertilio Acutusauribus) as a representive.
These creatures are part of the Pterobats, a clade of airborn fauna, the Coated Pterowl specifically are part of the Pterohawks, also known as Pterobats of prey.
With their satellite like ears they can pick up the faintest sound, they can even hear a Hampter colony shifting and moving under layers of dirt and snow.
They will then grab the small critters with their dextrious clawed hind feet, common for Pterobats of prey.
Although, the Pterowls arent the only small game hunters.
During the Origocene, the Measels have dominated small-game hunter niches, In the Continentocene 10 million years later this has remained mostly unchanged.
Especially the Madger, stonky build ambush predators of the Measel family, are very sucessfull.
With their chonky and short-limbed build their bodies were pre-adapted for retaining heat.
Specifically the Alphanien Madger (Septentrionalismeles Alphas) Is common around here.
With a coat blending In according to the season, these critters will silently wait In high vegetation or small burrows to ambush their prey.
They are although also capeable of digging up Scoppel burrows to get to their food.
Another common Measel clade consists of the semi-aquatic Shell-Fishers and with Alpha having bodies of waters, It should be obvious that Alpha also has native Shell-Fishers.
The Alphanien Shell-Fisher (septentriōnēslutra Alphas) Is a fairly basal creature.
The ponds and lakes In Alpha usually dont fully freeze allowing Shell-Fishers to hunt their aquatic prey all year around.
Considering how much Alpha Is advertised to be a frigid region, you might think that insectivores arent doing to well on the continent, but that couldnt be further from the truth.
Alpha specifically Is home to a incredible insect species, the Northern Locrickets (Examengryllus Septentrionalis).
While these insects cant survive the winters, they will lay thousands of eggs dormant, that upon spring will hatch Into huge swarms casting huge shadows over the continent.
It didnt took long for an airborn insect catcher to take advantage of this sky buffet.
The Swarm Traveller (Insectivorusvespertilio Peregrinans) Is a common sigt on Alpha, but not a reident.
Swarm Travellers are migratory Pterobats, spending the warmer months on Alpha to feed on the heavily abundant flying insects.
But there are also permanent residents that enjoy them a plate of insects.
The Spotted Quill-Cow (Aciesvacca Maculatus) Is one of them.
The Quill-Cows are a member of the Hedgey family, an incredibly diverse and succesfull clade of insectivores having originated from the Middle Origocene.
Hedgeys native to Alpha tho need some new adaptions to truly thrive here.
As you remember, the only other Alphanien insectivore Is only a migratory species, simply because the winters are almost completely avoid of bugs.
While the Quill-Cow lives are pretty carefree during the warmer months, It gets problematic during the colder ones.
So the Quill-Cow has developed a lifestyle unique for fauna on Macroterra, as Quill-Cows will hibernate through the winters.
But there Is another Insectivore who Is on Alpha all year around and doesnt oversleep the winters.
This creature Is the Northern Blue Tongue (Caeruleuslingua Mollis).
The Northern Blue Tongue Is a insectivorous Hammerlope who Is specialised In the the Ant Eater niche.
They use their cheek horns, not just for mating displays but also for breaking insect nests, on top of that they also have shovel shaped hooves for digging up ant colonies.
With these tools they can even reach small insect critters tugged away for the colder seasons.