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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 21, 2019 22:23:47 GMT -5
Also could you put the profile of the balukan brown bear, balukan moon bear, and balukan short faced bears profiles on the create your fictional bear thread? Thanks.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 23, 2019 6:30:59 GMT -5
Another battle royale at EEA Park: - Ten 1080 Ngadong tigers.
- Ten 600 pound bengal tigers.
- Ten 1320 pound Amphicyon ingens.
- Thirty 35 pounds pack of dholes.
- Ten 150 pound pack of wolves.
- Ten 200 pound pack of dire wolves.
- Ten 260 pound male cougars.
- Ten 200 pound spotted hyenas.
- One 11000 pound bull Asian elephant.
- One 4000 pound Indian rhino.
A fight occurs in the EEA Park. The dholes, dire wolves, and grey wolves head to the center of the arena where the fresh carcasses are. The canines are shortly joined by the hyenas and a massive figth occured which resulted in the death of the grey wolves and some of the hyenas. The bengal tigers arrive and displace the dholes and dire wolves. As the bengal tigers arrive the Ngadong tigers arrive and dominate them. Some of the bengal tigers tried to resist but were killed by the much more powerful tiger subspecies. The commotion attracted the attention of the amphicyon ingens. An amphicyon fought with a Ngadong tiger and won due to its bear like grappling ability and its strong bone crushing jaws. The amphicyons displaced the Ngadong tigers and took over the carcasses in the middle of the arena while most of the Ngadong tigers were hanging on the outskirts patiently waiting their turn. The remaining seven bengal tigers killed whatever canine and hyena they could find. A cougar battled with a dire wolf and managed to kill it with a skull bite but incurred a broken leg. That same cougar was killed by a bengal tiger. Another cougar killed a hyena but was gang up upon and killed by two other hyenas. The remaining hyenas were killed by the bengal tigers. All this commotion alerted an indian rhino grazing nearby. The rhino charged and killed three bengal tigers, a few cougars, a few dire wolves, as well as a Ngadong tiger and an amphicyon ingens. The remaining cougars were killed by the dire wolves and bengal tigers. The remaining cougars killed some dholes and dire wolves before being killed. The bengal tigers proceeded killing the dire wolves. The amphicyon ingens came into contact with the remaining bengal tigers and killed them. The Indian rhino continued charging and killing a few more Amphicyons ingens and a Ngadong tiger. A bull Asian rogue elephant came into the picture and crushed another amphicyon ingens and two more Ngadong tigers before engaging the bull Indian Rhino. The rhino put up a good fight but was no match for the elephant and ended up being killed. The amphicyons killed the remaining Ngadong tigers. The bull tusker killed the remaining Amphicyons before calming down. Survivor: Bull Asian elephant.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 23, 2019 6:32:41 GMT -5
Sole survivor of the battle royale.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 23, 2019 6:34:29 GMT -5
Next fight will be Asian elephant vs Deinonychus pack.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 25, 2019 22:12:46 GMT -5
What kind of birds (these that can fly) live in Beluka?
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 26, 2019 3:05:28 GMT -5
A story on the kronoids is being considered.
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Post by smedz on Jun 26, 2019 6:46:08 GMT -5
What kind of birds (these that can fly) live in Beluka? Raptors, seabirds like gulls and albatrosses, woodpeckers, turkeys, waterfowl, pheasant, ravens, and crows.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jun 27, 2019 8:01:15 GMT -5
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 2, 2019 0:42:05 GMT -5
What kind of birds (these that can fly) live in Beluka? Raptors, seabirds like gulls and albatrosses, woodpeckers, turkeys, waterfowl, pheasant, ravens, and crows. What about Vultures and herons?
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 2, 2019 0:47:42 GMT -5
A pair of Lappet faced Vultures: Bula and her mate Adwale (story coming up).
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Post by smedz on Jul 2, 2019 6:37:34 GMT -5
Raptors, seabirds like gulls and albatrosses, woodpeckers, turkeys, waterfowl, pheasant, ravens, and crows. What about Vultures and herons? Don't worry, Bakula has those too.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 3, 2019 3:50:35 GMT -5
What about Vultures and herons? Don't worry, Bakula has those too. What about the belukan blue headed vulture. It looks like a lappet faced vulture but with a neon blue head and feet.
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Post by smedz on Jul 3, 2019 6:03:29 GMT -5
Don't worry, Bakula has those too. What about the belukan blue headed vulture. It looks like a lappet faced vulture but with a neon blue head and feet. Go for it. I never thought about vultures in Bakula.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 3, 2019 7:43:13 GMT -5
Give me an hour to do so.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 3, 2019 10:14:27 GMT -5
Balukan blue headed vulture ( Torgos tracheliotos cerulean).
Wingspan: 30 ft tall at the shoulder
Length: 170 cm
Weight: Males are slightly lighter than females (similar in weight to a male Gongor)
The Balukan blue headed vulture is the biggest, most powerful vulture and bird of prey in Bakula. Like the lappet faced vulture, it is powerful and aggressive and will rob food from other vultures, ravens, and even the largest eagles in its area which it intimidates using its aggression and body size. A Balukan blue headed vulture is able to keep a single Balukan hunting dog at bay just as a lappet faced vulture is able to do so to canines as large as golden jackals. Like lappet faced vultures, the Balukan blue headed vulture can rip open tough hide which other vultures and birds of prey are unable to do so. Even though they arrive last at a carcass, they are usually the first to feed if there are no mammalian carnivores and if they carcass is still fresh and intact. Balukan blue headed vultures are also found to be solitary, in pairs, or in flocks of five. The Belukan blue headed vulture looks like a lappet faced vulture but is heavier with a neon blue head and feet and a hazel beak and is larger and more powerful. It also has feet that can hold on to carcasses and prey as well as fight the same way eagles do. It has to watch out for giant tigers which have a symbiotic relationship with the Belukan hunting dogs as well as bears which will readily kill or displace them.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 3, 2019 20:12:14 GMT -5
Next animal coming up: Polar or white smilodon populator, the largest and most powerful big cat on earth.
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 4, 2019 23:58:08 GMT -5
White smilodon populator.
Height: 1.4 ft tall at the shoulder. Length: similar to the smilodon populator. Weight: On average 220–360 kg, 400kgs (for large males).Males are up to 40% larger and heavier than females. Eye colour: Green or hazel.
In 2020, the bones of a smilodon populators were discovered by a mad scientist. When tested, they appeared to be the bones of a smilodon which is just as large and powerful as the smilodon populator. Their social structure is similar to that of Asiatic lions where males only join the females to feed or to mate. White smilodon populators are powerful enough to kill musk oxens, reindeer, moose elk, bison and even young walruses. They are also able to displace packs of wolves and running hyenas of the tundra. The white smilodon populator has nothing to fear except for the polar bear. White smilodon populators even in pairs and groups will avoid male polar bears which weigh 900 pounds and above and even sub adult male polar bears are left alone. However, a male smilodon or pairs of male smilodons will occassionally attack female polar bears and their cubs to get rid of competition or when food s scarce. Even then it is dangerous due to the fact a female polar bear with cubs will fight to her death even against large male polar bears which are more powerful than any smilodon populator and white smilodon populator. The mad scientist has found the canines of a male white smilodons in the skull of a female polar bears. However, there are also bones of white smilodons which had their teeth broken due to the paw swipes of male polar bears. Unlike the male Ussuri brown bear which displaces from their food and kills siberian tigers if they manage to catch them off guard to eliminate competition, the male polar will readily kill male white smilodons and include them in their diet. A male polar bear will not hesitate to displace a pair of white male smilodons or even a small group of female white sabre tooth cats from their kills. The white smilodon populators unlike polar bears (with translucent fur) have fur that is truly white and like the arctic fox has a summer coat as well. Thus it is not unusual for the white smilodon populator and the smilodon populators to breed together. White smilodon populators unlike smilodon populators love to swim and they will not hesitate to attack seals up to the size of bearded seals. However, they usually leave a male walrus alone as despite having long canine teeth that can pierce bone and slash, the walruses neck is protected by fat and thick hide which makes death rare among walruses when they fight each other. Even average to large male polar bears which are stronger than white smilodon populators and smilodon populators find it hard to kill a bull walrus. When they were discovered by english settlers, they were poached often and because of their slow reproductive rate, they were eventually hunted to extinction not only by man but because of the male polar bears. A 2200 pound male polar bear killed the last male white smilodon in Alaska while a 1760 pound male polar bear killed the second last smilodon populator just a year before that in Svalbard, Norway. The mad scientist decided to make clones of the white smilodons to put them in battle royales.
This story has nothing to do with Baluka (its an entirely different story all together).
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Post by OldGreenGrolar on Jul 7, 2019 2:07:20 GMT -5
Hi Tom, would you like to help me out with a non ursine battle royale suggestion? When you have time off course. Thanks mate.
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Post by tom on Jul 7, 2019 21:12:09 GMT -5
Ok, but I'm running out of ideas. I don't have as active an imagination as you. You'll have to give me some hints as to what species you would like to see whether real life or imaginary.
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Post by smedz on Jul 7, 2019 21:21:40 GMT -5
Balukan blue headed vulture ( Torgos tracheliotos cerulean). Wingspan: 30 ft tall at the shoulder Length: 170 cm Weight: Males are slightly lighter than females (similar in weight to a male gongor) The Balukan blue headed vulture is the biggest, most powerful vulture and bird of prey in Bakula. Like the lappet faced vulture, it is powerful and aggressive and will rob food from other vultures, ravens, and even the largest eagles in its area which it intimidates using its aggression and body size. A Balukan blue headed vulture is able to keep a single gongor at bay just as a lappet faced vulture is able to do so to canines as large as golden jackals. Like lappet faced vultures, the Balukan blue headed vulture can rip open tough hide which other vultures and birds of prey are unable to do so. Even though they arrive last at a carcass, they are usually the first to feed if there are no mammalian carnivores and if they carcass is still fresh and intact. Balukan blue headed vultures are also found to be solitary, in pairs, or in flocks of five. The Belukan blue headed vulture looks like a lappet faced vulture but is heavier with a neon blue head and feet and a hazel beak and is larger and more powerful. It also has feet that can hold on to carcasses and prey as well as fight the same way eagles do. It has to watch out for giant tigers which have a symbiotic relationship with the gongors as well as bears which will readily kill or displace them. Indigo, the giant tiger has the symbiotic relationship with the Bakulan hunting dog, not the gonger, which is scared to death of giant tigers.
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