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Panther Chameleon

xhibiting some of the most spectacular colour variations of all chameleons, the large-bodied panther chameleon (*Furcifer pardalis*) is highly sought after by reptile keepers. Interestingly, populations from different locations within this species’ range each have a particular colouration and patterning, which is generally most pronounced during courtship or defensive displays. Male panther chameleons from the Madagascan island of Nosy Be, for example, have uniform striking blue-green, emerald-green or turquoise bodies, whereas males from the north-west coast are vivid pink, with a yellowish white stripe along the flanks, a colour form known as “the pink panther.” Other colours found in the males may include orange, red and dark green, with a hugely variable patterning of coloured bands, stripes and spots, especially around the head and eyes.
Tuskmon

Like Deltamon and Cyclomon, Tuskmon is a monstrous adult-level reptile that has seen very little attention and no immediately appropriate kin in the long years since its introduction, but it's a pretty fun and unique design with those enormous "tusks" sticking out of its shoulders, and the fact that a big dinosaur creature has tattoos is pretty funny. Every star on its shoulder apparently represents 100 Digimon it has defeated, though the standardization of these designs means we've never seen one with more or fewer stars than we see here.

## Digivolves from

* ModokiBetamon

or

1. Armadillomon
2. BlackAgumon
3. Elecmon
4. Gazimon
5. Gizamon
6. Goblimon
7. Monodramon
8. SnowGoburimon

## Digivolves to

* Stegomon

or

1. Datamon
2. Digitamamon
3. ExTyrannomon
4. Gigadramon
5. MetalGreymon
6. Mummymon
7. Paildramon
Eastern Gorilla

The largest of the living apes, the gorilla has a characteristically heavy body shape and shaggy dark coat. Until recently it was considered a single species, but DNA evidence has led to the recognition of the eastern and western populations as distinct species; *Gorilla beringei* and *Gorilla gorilla* respectively. Gorillas have robust bodies with broad chests and long arms. The mountain gorilla subspecies (*Gorilla beringei beringei*) has a particularly long coat, which is blue-black to brownish-grey in colour. Mature male gorillas are much larger than females with a large skull crest. At about 14 years old, the hair in the saddle of their back turns white and hence they are known as ‘silverbacks'. Gorillas are quadrupedal, walking on the knuckles of their forelimbs and the soles of their feet.

## Eastern Gorilla Subspecies

* Mountain Gorilla
* Eastern Lowland Gorilla

## Size and Characteristics

The eastern gorilla is a large hominid with a large head, broad chest, and long arms. ... A full-grown adult male Eastern gorillatypically weighs 140–205.5 kg (309–453 lb) and stands 1.7 m (5.6 ft) upright and a female typically weighs 90–100 kg (200–220 lb) and stands 1.5 m (4.9 ft) tall.

## Habitat

Eastern gorilla habitat. The eastern gorilla inhabits tropical forest. Mountain gorillas are found at altitudes between 1,160 and 4,100 metres while eastern lowland gorillas occur between 600 and 2,900 metres above sea level.
Shoebill

The unmistakable, prehistoric-looking shoebill (*Balaeniceps rex*) is one of the most impressive birds to be found in Africa. A mysterious inhabitant of impenetrable marshes, this tall wading bird possesses a bluish-grey plumage, long black legs, broad wings and muscular neck, but is undeniably dominated by its fantastically unique ‘shoe-like’ bill, from which its common name derives. This imposing greenish-brown bill is huge and powerful at a remarkable 23 cm long and 10 cm broad, ending in a ferociously sharp nail-like hook. The eyes are a pale yellow and at the back of the head exists a small hood of feathers. Primitive in appearance, the bird has baffled taxonomists over its affinities, showing similarities to storks, pelicans, hamerkop and herons in some respects, yet remaining different in others. Indeed, the shoebill's defiantly unusual appearance indicates how much it has evolved to occupy a highly individual niche, and one which happens to tie it to some of the most inaccessible habitat in the world.
Blue Wildebeest

It is late June and beside the Grumeti River in the northern Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, crocodiles await their annual feast. This river is an important watering point - and hazardous crossing - in the annual migration of the wildebeest (*Connochaetes taurinus*). Wildebeest herds follow the rains in a 600km round trip circling the Serengeti. They sense rain from 50km away and travel up to 60km a day chasing the new growth it brings. When they arrive at the Grumeti they are in peak condition, fattened on the fertile plains of the south. To reach the next pastures they must cross the river. Hundreds are dragged down by the crocodiles and many more drown in the rush, their stranded bodies picked over by scavengers

## Size & Characteristics

The blue wildebeest is typically 170–240 cm (67–94 in) in head-and-body length. The average height of the species is 115–145 cm (45–57 in). While males weigh up to 290 kg (640 lb), females seldom exceed 260 kg (570 lb). A Characteristic feature is the long, black tail, which is around 60–100 cm (24–39 in) inlength.

## Habitat

Their habitat comprises the grassy plains and open woodlands of central, southern, and eastern Africa, particularly the Serengeti in Tanzania and Kenya. They travel in large herds and are active day and night, grazing constantly.

## Diet

The blue wildebeest is a herbivore, feeding primarily on the short grasses which commonly grow on light, and alkaline soils that are found in savanna grasslands and on plains.

## Habits

Blue Wildebeest displays both gregarious and territorial nature. These animals form massive herds and undertake long migration during the dry and rainy seasons in search for favorable grass and water.
African Crested Porcupine

The African crested porcupine (Hystrix cristata) is the largest porcupine in the world. The black and white quills along the head and back of this spiny mammal can be raised into a crest, hence its common name of crested porcupine. These sturdy, sharp quills, which are about 35 centimetres long and marked with alternating light and dark bands, provide highly effective protection against predators.

## Size and Characteristics

The black & white quills along the head and back can be raised into a crest, thus the name. They weigh approximately 50 lbs. and are about 30” in length, and have very poor vision. Their quill lengths vary on different parts of the body, anywhere from 1” to 12” on their back. New quills will grow in to replace lost ones. They are good diggers.

## Habitat

The African crested porcupine is the largest porcupine in the world. It lives in hilly, rocky habitats in sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa and Italy.

## Diet

The crested porcupine's diet consists mainly of bulbs, roots, tubers, rhizomes, and bark. They will also eat agricultural crops, and occasionally will eat insects, small vertebrates, and some carrion

## Habits

African crested porcupines eat tubers, bark, bulbs, fallen fruit and cultivated root crops. They are nocturnal and forage alone at night, traveling up to 9 miles in their search for food. ... African crested porcupines are monogamous. Mating is a thorny challenge because of the spines and quills of the two participants.
Indian Rhinoceros

The Indian rhinoceros (*Rhinoceros unicornis*) is the largest of the three Asian rhino specie,and has a single horn which can grow to approximately 60 centimetres in length. Like all rhino horns, it is composed of keratin, a protein also found in human hair and nails, rather than bone.The hairless skin of the Indian rhinoceros is grey or grayish-brown, and has many loose folds as well as lumps, known as tubercles, giving this species an armor-plated appearance. The male Indian rhino, which is generally bigger than the female, has large, sharp incisors that may be used in fights over females during the breeding season.The Indian rhino is often accompanied by egrets and various species of ‘tick birds’, including myna birds, that ride on its back and are thought to feed on parasites between the folds of the rhino’s skin.

## Size and Characteristics

The Indian rhinoceros has a thick grey-brown skin with pinkish skin folds and a black horn. Its upper legs and shoulders are covered in wart-like bumps. ... Among terrestrial land mammals native to Asia, the Indian rhinoceros is second in size only to the Asian elephant.

## Habitat

The preferred habitat of an Indian rhinoceros is alluvial flood plains and areas containing tall grasslands along the foothills of the Himalayas. Formerly, extensively distributed in the Gangetic plains, today the species is restricted to small habitats in Indo-Nepal terai and northern West Bengal and Assam.

## Diet

The Indian rhino is a grazer that travels established, tunnel-like paths through its tall-grass habitat. It grasps tall grasses with its prehensile lip. In addition to grass, rhinos eat fruit, leaves, and sometimes farm crops. They are often around water and sometimes consume aquatic plants.

## Habits

The prehensile upper lip is used to curl around grass stems to bring them into the mouth. When eating aquatic plants, rhinos submerge their entire heads and tear the plant up by the roots. Foraging occurs at night, in early morning, or late afternoon to avoid the heat of the day.

## Offspring

The males are generally ready around age 9, but only the largest and most dominant male rhinos will mate. ... Male rhinoceroses do not help in rearing the young. Generally solitary creatures, except for mothers and offspring who stay together, greater one-horned rhinos live in loosely-defined territories.
Queen Elena Blurrdun "Liz" Lizevil

## General

In late S2, Liz was known as Lizevil and was the main antagonist of that season. This was because she was pocessed by a mysterious crown. The crown can take control of her even when it is off her, as she was pocessed as a baby. She is the one who laid Dragon's egg, as they look very similar to each other and Lizevil called him a "bad boy". She was defeated by Dragon, but is still alive and broke free of the pocession by the crown. She came back to compete in S3, and placed 4th, but the other conestants are unaware that she was pocessed and are afraid of her.

## Personality

When she was pocessed, she was completely evil and didn't try to hide it. She was so feared by the S2 contestants, they were afraid to mention her name and refered to her as "The Destructive One". She was deeply disappointed in Dragon, because she wanted him to help her take over the world. She still showed motherly traits, as she called him a "bad boy". However, when she will join S3, and she shook off her pocession, hinting that her mind is growing stronger. In TBFAM3 she is kind, as she doesn't want to be feared and hated by the other contestants and longs for forgiveness. She is also against cheating, as when Pig pushes her away in the footrace, she calls him a cheater. She can be hot-tempered and impatent, as she told the ghosts to hurry up in untaping her, and said Sunny better win TBFAM3.

## Trivia

When she was Lizevil, she was the tallest character in TBFAMY history, at 10'11", taller than the real-life tallest person on Earth.

She is right-handed

You earn her badge by adding 25 photos to articles

She is the oldest contestant in TBFAMY history, at 30.

She has an alternate version of her main outffit, one with a shorter skirt and non-high heel shoes, and she wears this outfit when playing sports.

When she was Lizevil in her demon form, she was the only TBFAMY character with fingers.
Bee

## General

Bee is one of the 8 new contestants revealed for S3 of TBFAM!Y, placing 6th. He is a weeaboo, and only likes Japanese stuff.

## Personality

Bee is a weeaboo, and hates anime haters, people who diss his waifu, and people who are not Japanese. He is also a follower, as he doesn't question why Ladybug wants him to leave the team meeting, but not all the other members. He is a bit perverted, as he is usually seen with a waifs pillow he kisses, and called Luna hot. He is a bit of a SJW, as he is proud of his fatness and claims he’s “promoting a cause”.

## Trivia

He has a Princess Yancy waifu pillow.

He wishes he could marry Princess Yancy.

You earn his badge by adding to your own user page

He is the only male Goku-chan.
Masai Lion

The **Masai lion** or **East African lion** (*Panthera leo nubica*) is a lion subspecies that is found in eastern Africa. This specimen is described as being from "Nubia". The subspecies includes previously recognized subspecies like massaica, which was initially described from the Tanganyika Territory in Eastern Africa. Neumann first described the Masai lion as being less cobby with longer legs and less curved backs than other lion subspecies. Males have moderate tufts of hair on the knee joint, and their manes are not full but look like combed backwards. Male East African lions are generally 2.5–3.0 metres (8.2–9.8 feet) long including the tail. Lionesses are generally smaller, at only 2.3–2.6 metres (7.5–8.5 feet). Lions, male or female, have a shoulder height of 0.9–1.10 metres (3.0–3.6 feet). In weight, males are generally 145–205 kg (320–452 pounds), and females are 100–165 kg (220–364 pounds). As such, it would have been heavier than average Southern African lions (Kalahari, Southeast or Southwest African lions) that weighed under 230 kg (510 pounds), but not any exceptionally large Southern African lion that weighed above 272 kilogrammes. Male Masai lions are known for a great range of mane types. Mane development is related to age: older males have more extensive manes than younger ones; manes continue to grow up to the age of four to five years, long after lions have become sexually mature. Males living in the highlands above 800 m (2,600 ft) altitude develop heavier manes than lions in the more humid and warmer lowlands of eastern and northern Kenya. The latter have scanty manes, or are even completely maneless. The Masai lion was first described on the basis of observations in northern Uganda, near Kavirondo and in southern Kenya, as well as near Lake Manyara, around Mount Kilimanjaro and in the Tanga Region.
Bengal Tiger

The **Bengal tiger** (*Panthera tigris tigris*) is the most numerous tiger subspecies. By 2011, the total population was estimated at fewer than 2,500 individuals with a decreasing trend. None of the 'Tiger Conservation Landscapes' within the Bengal tiger's range is considered large enough to support an effective population size of 250 adult individuals. Since 2010, it is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List. As of 2010, Bengal tiger populations in India have been estimated at 1,706–1,909. As of 2014, they had reputedly increased to an estimated 2,226 individuals, but the method used in the census may not be accurate. Bengal tigers number around 440 in Bangladesh and 163–253 in Nepal. Prior censuses placed the population of tigers in Bhutan at around 65-75 individuals, however, the latest census estimated that 103 wild Bengal tigers are living in the country. Bengal is traditionally fixed as the typical locality for the binomen *Panthera tigris*, to which the British taxonomist Reginald Innes Pocock subordinated the Bengal tiger in 1929 under the trinomen *Panthera tigris tigris*. The Bengal, Caspian and Siberian tigers, and lion rank among the biggest cats. It is the national animal of both India and Bangladesh.
Mokumon

I was somehow completely aware of Mokumon, and forgot about it for the very first time exactly as I was writing this review. UNFORGIVABLE! This might almost be the best Baby I in the entire franchise, just an absolutely lovable little drooling smoke puff with such gloriously eerie eyes, glowing brightly from somewhere just within its gaseous surface, and the tiniest bit of flame on top. It's such a good design, I wish it wasn't just a baby. It would work just as well as a Child level.

Since we're starting with a baby, though, you know this is one of our rare Digimon lines we can consider "complete."

## Digivolves to

* DemiMeramon
* Sunmon
Sparkle

**Sparkle** is a female character in Just A Random Object Show. In most of Yellowtinycat's shorts, she is friends with Maki. In one of YTC's digital art, she is also at the top of Maki.

Sparkle should've been called Polaris/Poppy, but YTC thought that Sparkle is a better name, and thus comes the name Sparkle.
Asian Elephant

Asian elephants *(Elephas maximus)* are smaller than their African savannah relatives (*Loxodonta africana*) and have many other physical features that distinguish them. The ears are smaller and the back is more rounded so that the crown of the head is the highest point of the body. One of the characteristic features of an elephant are the modified incisor teeth which are known as tusks, however, only some male Asian elephants have tusks, whilst females (cows) have 'tushes' instead, that are seldom visible. Elephants support their stocky body on stout, pillar-like legs, and the nose and upper lip are joined and elongated into a trunk (4). The trunk provides a wide variety of functions from feeding, vocalisation, bathing and fighting; those of the Asian elephant have only a single finger-like process on the base, whilst the African elephant has two.The thick, wrinkly skin covering the body is a greyish-brown colour and very dry.

## Size & Characteristics

Elephants are the largest living land animal. Slightly smaller than their African cousins, adult Asian elephantsweigh on average between 6,000 and 12,000 pounds (2,750 and 5,420 kilograms). They typically stand 6 to 12 feet (1.8 to 3.8 meters) tall at the shoulder. Males are usually larger than females.

## Habitat

Asian elephants inhabit grasslands, tropicalevergreen forests, semi-evergreen forests, moist deciduous forests, dry deciduous forests and dry thorn forests, in addition to cultivated and secondary forests and scrublands. Over this range of habitat types elephants occur from sea level to over 3,000 m (9,800 ft).

## Diet

Elephants eat grasses, roots, fruit and bark. They use their tusks to pull the bark from trees and dig roots out of the ground. An elephant has an appetite that matches its size. An adult can eat 300 lbs. (136 kg) of food in a day, according to the National Geographic

## Habits

Asian elephants are herbivores and spend about three-quarters of each day eating or moving toward a food or water source.

## Offspring

Asian elephants typically live in small herds of related females, their female offspring and immature males. These elephants are extremely social and form complex relationships, working together to raise their young and to protect the group. Unlike African elephants, they do not have a matriarch.
Sheep

## General

Sheep is a TB4AMY contestant, placing last. They are a cranky teacher, and always teach at the wrong time, and when criticized, get upset

## Personality

Sheep is a cranky teacher, and teaches at the wrong time, and if criticized, they claim it's "disrespectful". It's possible they want to be helpful, because they wanted to teach a tent lesson, only to be stopped, and tried to do what looked like a tutoring commercial. They are also a sore loser, as they threatened to sue TBFAMY when eliminated. They are also hot-headed, as they get angry when disrespected and when their commercial is stopped.

## Trivia

They are the first and only nonbianary contestantant

You earn their badge by making an edit on an episode article
Common Warthog

One of the most distinctive of all wild pigs, the common warthog is named for the two prominent pairs of large, fleshy protuberances that project from the male’s head . This species possesses relatively long legs for a pig, which support a barrel-shaped body, sparsely covered with dark-brown to blackish hair. The large head is broad at the rear, tapering towards the snout, with two upwardly curved upper tusks, measuring 26 to 64 cm in the male and 15 to 26 cm in the female, projecting from the mouth, along with two shorter, sharper lower tusks . A white fringe of hair runs along a ridge-like fold of skin on the cheek, while a long dark mane extends from the nape of the neck to the middle of the back, where there is a gap, before continuing to the rump. A characteristic feature of the common warthog is that when running, the tail is held straight and upright . This species is highly vocal, producing a range of grunts, growls, snorts and squeals, which serve functions such as greetings, maintaining contact and threat displays .

## Size and Characteristics

The common warthog is a medium-sized species, with a head-and-body length ranging from 0.9 to 1.5 m (3.0 to 4.9 ft), and shoulder height from 63.5 to 85 cm (25.0 to 33.5 in). Females, at 45 to 75 kg (99 to 165 lb), are typically a bit smaller and lighter in weight than males, at 60 to 150 kg (130 to 330 lb).

## Habitat

The common warthog is the only pig species that has adapted to grazing and savanna habitats. Its diet is omnivorous, composed of grasses, roots, berries and other fruits, bark, fungi, insects, eggs and carrion.

## Diet

Warthogs have a diet that consists mainly of grass, fruit, berries, roots and insects but warthogs are also known to occasionally eat small mammals, birds and reptiles. The diet of the warthog however, depends on the season and what is growing and therefore available for the warthog to eat.

## Habits

Warthogs are day animals and spend most of their time looking for food. They are normally found in family groups. Warthogs have the peculiar habit of kneeling on the front knees while feeding and foraging in a localised area. They shelter in burrows at night, which they enter tail first.

## Offspring

Female warthogs have up to eight young at a time, though they usually only have two or three, after a gestation period of around six months. Baby warthogs are called piglets. Piglets weigh around 1 to 2 lbs. (450 to 900 grams) at birth, according to the San Diego Zoo.

The young live with their mother in her sounder. Piglets are weaned around 4 months old and become mature at 20 months. Females tend to stay with their mother as adults, while males tend to go off on their own. Warthogs live 12 to 18 years.
Mountain Lion

Other than man, the large, slender **Mountain Lion** (*Puma concolor*), also called the **cougar**, **catamount**, **puma**, or even **panther**, has the greatest natural distribution of any terrestrial mammal in the Western Hemisphere. The mountain lion is powerfully built and extremely agile. These cats are characterised by a long body with unusually long hindlimbs, thought to be an adaptation to bursts of high-speed running and jumping, used to chase and ambush prey. The cat has a long neck, a small, broad head, short, rounded ears that are black on the back, and a long, cylindrical tail with a black tip. The coat is of uniform colour, hence the Latin name, concolor, varying from silvery-grey through tawny-yellow to light reddish brown. The throat, chest and belly are a pale buff to whitish colour and the sides of the muzzle are framed in black. Faint horizontal stripes may occasionally be seen on the upper forelegs, and melanism has been widely reported though not confirmed. Young kittens are spotted, with blue eyes. Males rarely weigh more than 100 kilograms, and depending on sex and age, tend to be larger in the north of their range, and the coat is generally longer to insulate against extreme temperatures. The mountain lion holds the record for the mammal with the most common names, with over 40 known names in English alone. A widespread species, the mountain lion can be found in many diverse habitats, including deserts, rainforests and mountains. Mountain lions produce a variety of vocalisations, but cannot roar.
Common Hippopotamus

Despite its massive bulk, this amphibious mammal moves underwater with grace, and trots on land with surprising speed. Indeed, the name hippopotamus *(Hippopotamus amphibius)* means ‘river horse’, pertaining to this species’ semi-aquatic lifestyle. An extremely large animal with a round, barrel-shaped body, short legs and a large, broad head. The body is a greyish to muddy-brown colour on top and a pale pink colour underneath. The broad mouth can be opened extremely wide to expose large, curved canines, used in aggressive displays. The eyes, ears and nostrils protrude on the top of the head, allowing the animal to remain receptive to its surroundings and breathe while otherwise almost totally submerged underwater. The hippopotamus’ virtually hairless skin is moistened by a secreted pink, oily substance that protects the skin from sunburn and drying, and perhaps infection.

## Common Hippopotamus Subspecies

* Nile Hippopotamus
* Cape Hippopotamus
* West African Hippopotamus

## Size and Characteristics

Hippos are very rotund animals and are the third largest living land mammals, after elephants and white rhinos, according to Animal Planet. They grow to between 10.8 and 16.5 feet (3.3 to 5 meters) long and up to 5.2 feet (1.6 m) tall at the shoulder. Hippopotamuses are large **mammals**, with short, stumpy legs, and barrel-shaped bodies. They have large heads, with broad mouths, and nostrils placed at the top of their snouts. Like pigs, they have four toes, but unlike pigs, all of the toes are used in walking.

## Habitat

You will find a group of Hippos living in the lakes and rivers. Sometimes the groups are very small with only about five members. They can be as large at to have thirty members though

## Diet

Hippos graze on land; they do not eat while in the water and aren't known to graze on aquatic plants. They prefer short, creeping grass and small green shoots and reeds.

## Habits

The main source of food for the Hippo is the short grass. They spend five or more hours grazing every single evening. They may walk up to five miles during that period of time.

## Offspring

The gestation period for a hippopotamus lasts 324 days, resulting in the birth of one single baby hippopotamus, or calf, during the rainy season between October and April. As the due date draws near, a pregnant hippopotamus becomes very protective of her unborn offspring.
Team Mr.

Team Mr.'s logo.

## General

Team Mr. is one of the first two teams introduced in TBFAMY S1. It consisted of all the male contestants competing for the mansion. It is considered the "superior team" of the two TBFAMY first teams, because this team won more challenges (Including merge challenges), and TBFAMY's winner, Ant, was on this team.

 Jake Paul
 Rabbit
 Ant
Cow

## General

Cow is a female contestant in TBFAM!Y season 1. She placed 4th out of 8th in S1, and has yet to reappear. However, like all other contestants, she has made cameos in finale episodes.

## Personality

Cow is a self-proclaimed country girl, she is kind, fairly easily confused, and extremely hateful of gross stuff, like Ant and Butterfly kissing. She even goes as far as telling Ant to break up with Butterfly, much to her dislike. She seems to enjoy friendly rivalries, as shown in the S1 vs S2 character fight. She can show extreme emotions at times, like when she reacts when she's safe and eliminated.

## Trivia

Cow is right-handed.

Her "tank top" doubles as a fancy dress.

You earn her badge by writing a comment on someone else's message page.

Her page is the first page on this wiki!
Plains Zebra

The iconic **plains zebra** (*Equus quagga*) is the most abundant and conspicuous of all Africa’s grazing animals. This species exhibits a large degree of diversity, and is currently separated into six subspecies based on variations in features such as coat patterning, the presence of a mane, extent of stripe coverage and body size. The plains zebra typically possesses relatively broad black stripes, which are vertical on the body, but become horizontal on the hindquarters. The presence of horizontal stripes on the legs and rump is, however, variable, with the extent of leg striping diminishing from the north to the south of the species' range. In some populations there may also be faint brown 'shadow' stripes between the main stripes. Various theories have been put forward to explain the function of zebra stripes, including dazzling predators and temperature regulation, but the most plausible theory appears to be that they serve a social function, stimulating group cohesion and grooming behaviour. Other methods of plains zebra communication include facial expressions, body movements, and sounds, such as a braying bark. An adaptable species, the plains zebra is capable of surviving in areas with coarse vegetation of little nutritional value, and is found at elevations up to 4,300 m. Although it has disappeared from many parts of its range, the plains zebra remains the most widespread and abundant equid on Earth. The plains zebra is often the first species to colonise unexploited areas of grassland, and is capable of travelling long distances to do so.

## Size and Characteristic

Black and white stripes make the zebraone of the most recognizable animals in the world. ... On average, plains zebras are smaller than the other two species of zebra. They range in height from 1-1.5 m (3.5-5 ft.) and can weigh almost 450 kg (1000 lbs.).

## Habitat

They have a wide range in east and southern Africa. They usually live in treeless grasslands and savanna woodlands and are absent from deserts, rainforests, and wetlands. This species' habitat is shrinking, however, and they are now extinct in Burundi and Lesotho.

## Diet

Unlike many of the large ungulates of Africa, the plains zebradoes not require (but still prefers) short grass to graze. It eats a wide range of different grasses, preferring young, fresh growth where available, and also browses on leaves and shoots from time to time.

## Offspring

Plains zebras live in family groups led by a stallion, with several mares and offspring. Family groups (known as harems) sometimes get together to form loosely associated herds, according to the San Diego Zoo. However, Grevy's zebras don't have herds.
Nilgai

The **Nilgai** (*Boselaphus tragocamelus*), also called the **bluebuck**, is the largest Asian antelope (family *Bovidae*). The nilgai is indigenous to the Indian subcontinent, and Hindus accord it the same sacred status as cattle (both belong to the subfamily *Bovinae*). Accordingly, the nilgai is the only one of the four Indian antelopes that is still abundant. Nilgai is the Hindustani word for “blue cow,” which describes the blue-gray of adult bulls. (Cows are orange-brown.) The nilgai’s conformation, however, is more horselike than cowlike: it has a long neck with a short upright mane, a bony narrow head, a barrel-like chest, strong legs, and high withers sloping back to the croup. On the other hand, it has a hock-length cow’s tail that ends in a black tuft. Both sexes have similar markings; white areas include the cheek spots, ear tips, large throat bib, brisket, belly, rump patch, and underside of the tail. Its lower legs are banded black and white. Maximum contrast is achieved in prime males, which turn nearly black. They grow much bigger than cows, up to 1.5 metres (5 feet) tall and 300 kg (660 pounds), compared with 214 kg (471 pounds) for cows; they also have a thicker neck and a tassel of black hair bordering the white bib. But the male’s cowlike horns are quite small, being 15–18 cm (6–7 inches) long.

## Size and Characteristics

Nilgai is large animal. It usually has 4 to 5 feet in height, 6 to 6.6 feet in length, weighing up to 530 pounds. Females and males can be easily distinguished.

## Habitat

Nilgai prefer areas with short bushes and scattered trees in scrub forests and grassy plains. They are common in agricultural lands, but hardly occur in dense woods. In southern Texas, it roams in the prairies, scrub forests and oak forests. It is a generalist animal-it can adapt to a variety of habitats.

## Diet

In Asia nilgai eat mainly woody plants supplemented by agricultural crops. Grass forms the bulk of their diet in Texas. They upgrade their diet nutritionally by eating forbs, browse, and plant parts (flowers, seeds, **fruit**, leaves, stem tips).
Black Rhinoceros

The black rhinoceros *(Diceros bicornis)* is the most well known of the five living rhinoceros species, with its aggressive reputation and highly publicised international conservation drive. Black rhinoceros are in fact grey in colour and are distinguished from the other African species (which is also grey) the white rhinoceros (*Ceratotherium simum*), by its pointed, prehensile upper lip; white rhinoceros have square lips. Both African rhinoceros species possess two horns, made from clumped fibres rather than bone, and the taller front horn may be 60 centimetres or longer.

## Black Rhinoceros Subspecies

* Eastern Black Rhinoceros
* South-Cental Black Rhinoceros
* South-Western Black Rhinoceros
* Western Black Rhinoceros (Extinct)

## Size and Characteristics

An adult black rhinoceros stands 140–180 cm (55–71 in) high at the shoulder and is 3–3.75 m (9.8–12.3 ft) in length. An adult typically weighs from 800 to 1,400 kg (1,760 to 3,090 lb), however unusually large male specimens have been reported at up to 2,896 kg (6,385 lb). The females are smaller than the males.

## Habitat

Found in South Africa, Zimbabwe, southern Tanzania and reintroduced to Botswana, Malawi, Swaziland and Zambia. South-western black rhino (D. b. bicornis): More adapted to arid and semi-arid savannahs. Now live in Namibia and South Africa.

## Diet

Black rhinos are browsers that get most of their sustenance from eating trees and bushes. They use their lips to pluck leaves and fruit from the branches. White rhinos graze on grasses, walking with their enormous heads and squared lips lowered to the ground.

## Habits

The black rhino has a pointed upper lip, while its white relative has a squared lip. The difference in lip shape is related to the animals' diets. Black rhinos are browsers that get most of their sustenance from eating trees and bushes. They use their lips to pluck leaves and fruit from the branches.

## Offspring

White rhinos graze on grasses, walking with their enormous heads and squared lips lowered to the ground. Except for females and their offspring, black rhinos are solitary. Females reproduce only every two and a half to five years. Their single calf does not live on its own until it is about three years old.
Olive Baboon

**Olive baboons** (*Papio anubis*) live in groups of 15 to 150, with many females, a few males and the offspring. Social hierarchy is important to baboons. Males fight to establish dominance, whereas females inherit dominance from their mothers. The olive baboon is so named for its coat, which is a grey-green color from a distance. Males are larger than females, weighing on average 53 pounds, whereas the female weighs on average 33 pounds.

## Size and Characteristics

The olive baboon is one of the largest species of monkey; only the chacma baboon and the mandrill attain similar sizes. The head-and-body length can range from 50 to 114 cm (20 to 45 in), with a species average of around 85 cm (33 in). ... Like other baboons, the olive baboon has an elongated, dog-like muzzle.

## Habitat

The grasslands, especially those near open woodland, do make up a large part of its habitat, but the baboon also inhabits rainforests and deserts. Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, for instance, both support olive baboon populations in dense tropical forests.

## Diet

The diet typically includes a large variety of plants, and invertebrates and small mammals, as well as birds. The olive baboon eats leaves, grass, roots, bark, flowers, fruit, lichens, tubers, seeds, mushrooms, corms, and rhizomes.

## Habits

The diet typically includes a large variety of plants, and invertebrates and small mammals, as well as birds. The olive baboon eats leaves, grass, roots, bark, flowers, fruit, lichens, tubers, seeds, mushrooms, corms, and rhizomes

## Offspring

Females with larger swellings reproduce at a younger age, produce a larger number of **offspring** per year, and a larger number of those **offspring** survive. ... Mating among **olive baboons** is promiscuous; both males and females have multiple mates.
African Penguin

The **African penguin** (*Spheniscus demersus*) is a medium-sized penguin, and the only penguin species breeding on the African continent. Like all penguins, the African penguin has a robust, heavyset body, and this species is black on the back and white below, with variable black markings on the breast and belly. Juvenile African penguins are slate blue on the upper surface, gradually turning darker and developing the adult black-and-white facial pattern in the second or third year. Penguins have small muscles at the base of each feather that enable the feathers to be held tightly against the body whilst in water, forming a waterproof layer; alternatively, on land the feathers are held erect, trapping an insulating layer of air around the body. The African penguin is also known as the ‘jackass penguin’ due to its loud, braying call.

## Size and Characteristics

African penguins can reach up to 60–68 cm (about 24–27 inches) in length and weigh up to 3.7–4 kg (about 8–9 pounds), the males being slightly larger than the females. As in other members of the genus *Spheniscus*, the plumage covering the chin and back is black, and most of the breast plumage is white. African penguins also possess prominent C-shaped regions of white feathers on both sides of the head. In contrast, the feathers on the back and head of juveniles are gray, and those on their underside are white. The chicks are covered in a fluff of gray to brown-gray feathers.

## Habitat

The African Penguin is found on the south-western coast of Africa, living in 27 colonies on 24 islandsbetween Namibia and Algoa Bay, near Port Elizabeth, South Africa, with the largest colony found on Dyer Island, near Kleinbaai.

## Diet

African Penguins feed primarily on shoaling pelagic fish such as anchovies, pilchards(sardines), horse mackerel and round herrings, supplemented by squid and crustaceans. When on the hunt for prey, African Penguins can reach a top speed of up to 20 kilometres per hour.

## Offspring

African Penguins live up to 20 years. They start breeding when they are around 4 years of age. These penguins are monogamous, the penguin pair stays together usually for many years and often move back to their old nesting sites too.
Honey Badger

A stocky, robust and rather ferocious animal, the Honey Badger (*Mellivora capensis*), which is the only species within the *Mellivora* genus, has very distinct markings. Most of the body is covered in straight, coarse black or dark brown hairs, but a wide strip of wiry grey and white hairs, known as the mantle, runs from the crown of the head to the base of the tail in adults. On some individuals, a pure white band separates the mantle, which becomes darker with age, from the black underparts. The tail is bushy and covered in the same straight, coarse hairs of the body, and ends in a grey or white tip. The muscular, stocky neck and shoulders, together with the broad forefeet and large powerful claws, make light work of digging for small prey. The hind feet are much slighter with smaller claws

## Size and Characteristics

Honey Badgers have a body length between 60 and 77 cms (23.5 - 30 inches), a tail length between 20 and 30 cms (8 - 12 inches) and they weigh between 7 and 13 kgs (15 - 29 lbs). They have a stocky build and they are silver grey on the top of their head, back and tail and black elsewhere.

## Habitat

Honey badgers are native to areas of Africa and Asia, from southern Morocco to Africa's southern tip, and western Asia's Caspian Sea, Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, and western India. They live mainly in dry areas but are also found in forests and grasslands.

## Diet

Honey badgers favour bee honey, and will often search for beehives to get it, which earns them their name. They are also carnivorous and will eat insects, frogs, tortoises, rodents, turtles, lizards, snakes, eggs, and birds. Honeybadgers have even been known to chase away young lions and take their kills.

## Habits

Honey badgers have even been known to chase away young lions and take their kills. They will **eat** fruit and vegetables, such as berries, roots and bulbs. Despite popular belief, there is no evidence that honeyguides (a bird species that eats bee larvae) guide the honey badger.

## Offspring

In southern Africa, honey badgers do not have a breeding season and cubs are born throughout the year. Contrary to information in some field guides, badgers do not regularly have more than two cubs at a time and in the Kalahari badgers raised only one cub after a gestation of six to eight weeks.
Butterfly

## General

Butterfly is a female contestant who placed 5th out of the 8 contestants on TBFAMY's 1st season. She is viewed as a nice character by the other contestants. She used to date Ant, before Cow made Ant break up with her.

## Personality

Overall, Butterfly is generally kind and caring, although she can be mean and cynical at times. In the 1st episode of S1, she is super nice to almost an impossible degree. In episode 2, she was pushy and mean to Lioness to the point of taking her iPhone X. She was mostly nice in later episodes, until Ant broke up with her, so she crotchkicked him. She has shown a mix of nice and mean traits onward..

## Trivia

She is right-handed.

She wishes for World Peace.

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She was the last S1 contestant created
Ant

## General

Ant is a male contestant and the winner of S1. At first, he is portrayed as a stereotypical loser, but he gains confidence throughout the season. He used to like Butterfly, but then Cow wanted them to break up.

## Personality

At first, Ant is insecure, weak, and less than confident. However, he gains confidence, so much so, people made him win! He is shown to avoid conflicts, as shown in the breakup where he tries to explain it. He seems to be somewhat of an otaku, as he likes the Japanese Sakura Console which Tiger bullies him for.

## Trivia

He is right-handed.

He is allergic to sugarcane.

His canon birthday is May 26, 2002.

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Dog

## General

Dog is a female contestant who competed in S1 of TBFAMY being the runner-up to Ant, and being the oddball of S1's cast. Despite this she is well-liked by certain contestants, particularly Rabbit, her best friend.

She is also disliked by characters, as in the S1 cast vs S2 cast fight, Bat, got mad at her.

## Personality

Dog is the oddball of S1, and is similar to Ralph Wiggum from The Simpsons. She gets excited easily, as she was excited when she first saw the mansion, and when Ariana Grande's "Side to Side" was being sung. She is also somewhat cowardly, being scared of Bat in the S2 vs S1 fight and Lioness after she hurt Butterfly. She could be autistic, which explains her unique personality

## Trivia

Her canon birthday is March 9. 2002

She is right-handed

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Sunny

## General

Sunny is one of the 8 new contestants revealed for TBFAM3. He is a member of the Earthsaver Duo, along with Luna. He is known as a "cool nerd" in his official character description.

## Personality

Sunny seems passionate about protecting the Earth, but not as passionate about it as Luna. He seems to be generally relaxed as well. He will show nerdy traits, but will be nerdy in a cool way. He is also skilled with tech, as he added his tech to his hockey stick in episode 2. He is also prepared for emergencies, as he had a bucket of water in case something went wrong when he shot flames using his tech. He appears to have wisdom, as he pointed out that Sara already got a picture of him after showering.

## Trivia

* He's left-handed
* He is based on the sun, whlie Luna is based on the moon.
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* He is the first and only character with glasses.
Crownupt

Kung Pierre

Liz

Penguin

## General

Crownupt is the main antoganist of S3. It is an ancient, evil crown who poccesses people and gives them mind control powers.

## Personality

It is completely evil and does not try to hide it. It loves causing death and despair and making others sad. He is also attracted to Rie's mask, as it attacke TBFAMY's island first because Rie was there. It is quite arrogant, as he called the TBFAM3 cast "idiots".

## Trivia

It may be the darkest character in TBFAMY history

It is 5002 years old.

He was killed off, meaning he is retired.

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Team Pretty

## General

Team Pretty is a TB4AMY team. It is the inferior team, because it dissolved in ep. 3. It consists of Leopard (who later switched), Lynn, and Sheep. Leopard named the team.

 Lynn
 Leopard

## Trivia

This is the only team to dissolve.

This team is the worst team in TBFAMY history, because it dissolved, and 66% of it's members did very bad.
Megidramon

I reviewed this before, but I hadn't known it was so significant to Guilmon, somehow, so I took it back down and held off on it again until now. This is the equivalent to Greymon's evolution into Skullgreymon, except that as an ultimate stage, it's an "end of the line" bad guy option. Megidramon is said to be one of the digital world's "four great dragons" on par with Qinglongmon, Goddramon and Holydramon, and if you don't remember what those are, I'm sure their names give enough context. Megidramon is THE DEVIL of digimon dragons, or at least was at the time, and it's capable of tipping the balance of the digital world towards doom and devastation just by coming into existence at all.

We've seen a lot of dark twists like that here in the digimans, but it feels a lot darker when the digimon in question was a little kid's creation brought to life like magic. There's even a known possibility of Megidramon evolving into the universe-ending Zeedmilleniumon!

All in all, the Guilmon line really isn't my kind of thing aesthetically, but I appreciate the storyline they were going for; a radical change from the human-digimon partnerships we had previously seen, and I have to say, I also like the fact that this one doesn't have nine majillion different forms and variants to go over. Simple and right to the point.

## Digivolves from

* Megadramon

or

1. Armormon
2. BlackWarGrowlmon
3. Brachiomon
4. MasterTyrannomon
5. MetalTyrannomon
6. Mistymon
7. Persiamon
8. Sandiramon
9. SkullSatamon
10. WarGrowlmon
Rabbit

## General

Rabbit is a male contestant who competed in TBFAMY S1 placing 3rd out of 8th. He is a really tough guy with a sensitive side, however, his tough side is more dominant than his sensitve side, sometimes causing conflicts with contestants. This also might have caused his elimination.

## Personality

He is a self-proclaimed really tough guy, however he refuses to agknowledge that he has a sensitive side. Despite having mostly poor social skills, he has developed a close friendship with Dog, and the friendship lasts throughout and after the show. He also has a sense of grace, agknowledging that he is proud of his spot in TBFAMY S1 instead of ragefitting as expected.

## Trivia

He is right-handed

He became so swole after being bullied for being a bunny.

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Dragon

## General

Dragon is not an official contestant, but he placed 1st place because of everyone's efforts to stop Lizevil and save the contestants. He hatched from the egg Wolf took and Zebra condemned. He was portrayed as a realistic baby until it was time to stop Lizevil.

## Personality

Before stopping Lizevil, he was a typical baby, showing baby traits like crying a lot and babytalking. He is also hinted to be intelligent, as he could talk right after he was born, and recognizes strangers and trustworthy people. However, when he had to defeat Lizevil, he gained heroism and confidence, such as saying "It is time for you to be defeated!", and not hesitating to defeat her. However, he still showed immaturity at times, like crying when insulted and being nervous

## Trivia

He's right-handed

Coincidentally, his animal is the name of a team in TBFAM2.

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