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TWPOTF: Dipper

## Story

### First life

One day, a new pack was founded. That pack was the Dark Star Pack. Then, four new pups were born into the world. One was a silver green-eyed wolf. They named him Dipper. Quite some time later, both of Dipper's parents died while Dipper and his siblings grew up. One day they dispersed and left their home to find a mate. Dipper found a nice female wolf, Night. They spent some time together, and one day officially founded the Night Dipper Pack. One day on winter, Night had her first litter. Their names were Coal, Bean, Golden and Tear. Unfortunately Bean was stillborn. Next Winter Night had her second litter. Their names were Sky, Amber, Spirit and one stillborn pup. One day, Golden was abducted by a ULO ( Unidentified Land Object AKA a Car ). Tear jumped onto the ULO but she was ultimately too afraid to jump off causing her to be abducted along with Golden. This was quite devastating for both Dipper and Night.

## Dipper

### Family

Star ( Mother ), Dark ( Father ), Opal ( Sister ), Starlight ( Sister ), Gummy ( Sister )

## Trivia

* Dipper was named after the constellations Big Dipper and Little Dipper.
Black-backed Jackal

### Diet

Bugs and meat, they are comfortable both scavenging and hunting. They hunt either alone or in pairs.

### Social

They live in family packs consisting of a mother, father and their pups.

### Ready to breed

Males at the age of 8-9 months, females at the age of 10 months

### Sleeping Schedule

Nocturnal when near human settlements, diurnal when far from human settlements

## Other info

They are enemies with cape foxes and will frequently attack and kill them.
Alioramus Remotus

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Alioramus Remotus

### Social

They live in family flocks consisting of mother, father and chicks

## Other info

Their bite was generally not powerful enough to crush bone, unlike relatives such as Tyrannosaurus and Tarbosaurus.
Domestic Ferret

## Other info

They are born toothless, deaf and with their eyes shut tight. They start to grow in their baby teeth at the age of 3 weeks, but they don't fully grow in until the kits turn 1 month old, which is also when they begin to hear, play and when their eyes open. Some kits don't open their eyes and/or begin to hear until the age of 1 month and 1 week. They start eating solids, usually meat puree, at the age of 3 weeks and 4 days, but aren't fully weaned until the age of 1 month and 2 weeks. They move from meat puree to solid meat at the age of 1 month.

Litter box training usually begins at the age of 3 weeks and 4 days, and they start to lose their baby teeth at the age of 2 months to 2 months and 2 weeks. They reach adult size at around the age of 6-10 months.
European Rabbit

## Other info

Despite not being a monogamous animal and the care of kits being left solely up to the mother, it is not too uncommon for rabbits to become particularly close with one of their mates. They have a domesticated subspecies.

### Diet

They eat plants, roots, tubers, bark, seeds, grains, nuts, fruit and flowers. After eating plants, they will defecate a special kind of feces known as cecotropes which they will then eat to obtain more nutrients.

### Social Structure

They live in warrens led by a chief rabbit who frequently patrols the territory, usually male but occasionally the chief rabbit may be female, especially in captive warrens. The lower ranking a male rabbit is, the less females he is allowed to breed with.
Eira Barbara

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 1 year, 11 months and 5 days, males at the age of 6 months and 5 days

### Sleeping Schedule

Diurnal outside of breeding season, nocturnal during breeding season

## Other info

They use tree hollows or premade holes in the ground as dens. They are excellent swimmers, climbers and spend a lot of time in the trees, but it is not uncommon for them to spend time on the ground too! When they are climbing & leaping through the trees, they use their tail as balance. They are not very good at digging. They are rather quiet when alone, but will bark & run up a tree upon spotting danger. They also tend to be more vocal in groups.
Moon Bear

### Diet

Mostly nuts during the autumn, otherwise they eat mostly plants, fruit, roots and occasionally meat. They are comfortable both scavenging and hunting.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can sleep at any time as long as they get enough rest

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Himalayas
* Mountains of Russia

## Other info

Cubs are weaned at the age of 3 months and 2 weeks at earliest, 4 months at latest, but stay with their mother until they reach the age of 2 years.
Citipati Osmolskae

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Citipati Osmolskae

### Social

Lives in flocks consisting of multiple breeding pairs and their chicks. Instead of having one nest for each clutch, each nest may have up to three separate clutches in it at a time.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough rest

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Cretaceous in the Gobi Desert
* Cretaceous in China
Ruby-throated Hummingbird

## Other info

They like to drink the nectar of red flowers best. They usually raise three clutches of eggs a year, and chicks will usually fledge at the age of 2 weeks and 4 days to 3 weeks and 1 day. Mothers continue to feed their chicks until they're about 3 weeks and 1 day old. In autumn, they begin the migration to Mexico, Costa Rica or Panama. In spring, they begin the migration back north to their breeding grounds, males usually leaving before females.

Males tend to live shorter lives than females.
Emperor Penguin

Antarctica

## Other info

After the egg is laid, the mother moves the egg into the father's brooding pouch, and he incubates it alone while the mother goes on a 2 month long fishing trip with all the other mothers.

The process of moving the egg into the father's brooding pouch can be awkward, difficult and even dangerous for the egg. Many couples, especially first-time parents, will drop or crack the egg in the process, which leads to very quick death of the chick inside. If this happens, the relationship will usually end.

Once the mothers return from their fishing trip, they will find their mate and chick by calling to them. Once the mother reunites with her mate and meets her chick for the first time, she will usually take over caring for the chick. Fathers are often reluctant to allow the mother to take over, but will almost always give in, as it is expected of them to.

The fathers will then go on a 3-4 week long fishing trip while the mothers care for their chicks. Once the fathers come back, the mother and father will keep taking turns fishing and caring for their chick. If a parent fails to return to the colony after the fishing trip is over, often because they have died, then there will be no hope for the chick unless they are adopted by another penguin couple who have lost their chick, as both mom and dad are vital to the chick's survival until they can feed themselves.

Once a chick is about 1-2 months old, they will usually form or join a creche and are guarded by adult penguins who took up the job of Creche Guardian while their parents gather fish for themselves and their chick.

At the age of 1 year, chicks will leave their parents, molt into their adult feathers and enter the water for the first time.
African Painted Dog

### Sleeping Schedule

Crepuscular, hunting at night is not an unusual sight either especially if the moon is bright.

## Other info

They are enemies with hyenas and fearful of lions.

Mothers prefer to give birth in burrows which are lined with grass, especially abandoned aardvark burrows. The pups remain inside of the den until they reach the age of 3 weeks to a month, which is when they may venture outside for the first time. As soon as the pups leave the burrow, they are no longer just the responsibility of the mother, but the whole pack, and may suckle females other than their mother.

Pups are weaned at the age of 1 month and 1 week and are often fed regurgitated meat while they're too young to eat solid meat. They have very good eyesight and primarily use their sense of sight rather than sense of smell to find prey.

### Social Structure

Lives in large family packs consisting of a dominant breeding pair and their pups. Although usually the dominant pair are the only ones allowed to breed, occasionally they might allow ONE of their daughters to have pups too. They are especially kind to each other and unlike many animals, they refuse to leave wounded and sick individuals of the pack behind.

There is very little aggression and intimidation used to enforce the dominance hierarchy, although it's not entirely unheard of for there to be an occasional fight between the dominant mother and one of her daughters over breeding rights. Hunts are led by the dominant father.

Females usually disperse from their pack at the age of 2 years and 6 months to find a pack without females she could become the dominant mother in. Males may choose between staying with their birth pack forever, or leaving with a few of their brothers to start a new pack and hopefully find a dispersal female who could join as the dominant mother.
Coyote

### Social

Lives in extended family groups lead by a mother and father who are the only pair allowed to breed.

### Gestation Period

2 months at shortest, 2 months and 3 days at longest

### Litter Size

Usually 5-7, but when the coyote population is scarce in the area litters of 8-9 are more common.

### Sleeping Schedule

When living near human settlements, usually crepuscular or nocturnal, but when living far from human settlements they are usually diurnal

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Welcome to the Farm!
* Pleistocene Epoch
* Arctic
* Domestic Life
* Plains of North America
* Cretaceous in North America
* Forests of Yukon
* Waterfall Glen

## Other info

When raiding farms, they may steal turkeys, chickens, geese, ducks, goats, sheep, llamas, cattle calves, horse foals and even crops.
Elisabeth Friis

**Elisabeth Skjern** (født **Friis**) er Maudes ældre søster, der stadig er ugift. Hun bor hos Varnæs-familien og står for husholdningen, da hendes søster har svært ved det. I sin ungdom var hun forlovet med en fattig violinist, der var gartnerens søn, men forholdet endte efter, at familien gjorde grin med ham. Siden da har Elisabeth ikke været forlovet, men da Kristen Skjern dukker op i byen, finder hun en ven og ligesindet i mange sager. De forlover sig hurtigt, men begge familier er imod det – Elisabeth, der har lært af fortiden, har dog stadig i sinde at gøre det, indtil Hans Christian fortæller hende, at Andersen-Skjern-brødrene også handler med pantebreve og ikke kun tøj og konfektion. Elisabeth gør det forbi og tager med dr. Hansen til Salzburg.

Da hun kommer hjem, flytter hun ud fra Varnæs' hus og får sit eget, Elisabeth er på daværende tidspunkt 35. Kristen belejrer hende, stadig opsat på at de skal gifte sig, men Elisabeth nægter – hun vil ikke leve med deres familiers konstante krig, som hun tror, vil ødelægge forholdet. Som tiden går, bliver de venner igen og genoptager et forhold, men Elisabeth nægter stadig at gifte sig. Efter at Varnæs hjælper med at skaffe Kristen en stilling i en anden by, langt væk fra familierne, ser Elisabeth dog en mulighed, men Kristen nægter – han vil ikke have noget givet til ham, især ikke af Varnæs. Da han senere hjælper sin bror ved at gifte sig med Iben, bliver Elisabeth dybt ulykkelig.

Da tyskerne invaderer, er Elisabeth med til at gøre livet lidt sværere for dem sammen med bl.a. dr. Hansen og Kristen. Efter at en i modstandsgruppen bliver dræbt, går Kristen og dr. Hansen under jorden, men efter krigens afslutning genforenes de, og Kristen og Elisabeth bliver endelig gift. Da Kristen ikke kan forene sine idealer med Mads' forretningsførelse mere, flytter de sammen til København.

Elisabeth er ikke glad for lillebroderen Gustav, hvis synspunkter hun ikke kan forene sig med, hvorfor de ofte skændes, når familien er samlet. Hun er selv en meget moderne kvinde, der bl.a. går ind for fri abort, hvilket fører til uoverensstemmelser med mange af fruerne i byen. Hun forsørger sig selv ved at arbejde, først som klaverlærer og så som organist, da hun er dygtig til og glad for at spille klaver.

Selvom Elisabeth har været ugift så længe, har der alligevel været interesse om hende. Kristen bliver hurtigt interesseret efter hans ankomst i Korsbæk, og dr. Hansen har været glad for hende i mange år, selvom hun ikke er interesseret i ham på den måde. Også Varnæs fortæller hende, at han nok havde valgt hende, hvis han havde mødt hende før Maude.

Figuren medvirker i alle 24 afsnit.
Peregrine Falcon

### Social

They are solitary until they find a mate. Upon finding a mate, they will live in a pair with their mate until death separates them.

### Ready to breed

1-3 years, when peregrine falcons are abundant they will usually wait until age 2-3 years to breed

## Other info

Pairs will hunt cooperatively, with one's job being to scatter the flock and the other swooping to attack one of the birds in the flock. Usually, the one who scatters is the male while the one who swoops & attacks is the female. The task of incubating eggs is primarily left to the mother while the father brings her food. After the chicks hatch, both parents will hunt to provide food for their offspring.

Newly hatched chicks are covered in fluffy white down. They start molting into juvenile feathers at the age of 2 weeks and 4 days, and start exercising their wings in preparation to fledge at the age of 3 weeks and 6 days. They finish molting into their juvenile plumage at the age of 1 month. They fledge at the age of 1 month, 1 week and 3 days to 1 month, 1 week and 4 days. After fledging, they remain with their parents until reaching the age of about 3-4 months, which is when they finally bid farewell to their parents and start life on their own.

They molt into their adult plumage at the age of 3 years.
Cattle

### Social

They live in herds with one or two bulls, many cows and their calves. They feel safest in a herd of at least 8.

### Gestation Period

9 months, 1 week and 2 days to 9 months, 2 weeks and 3 days. Male calves tend to be born a little later than female calves.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Domestic Life
* Homesteads of Canada

## Other info

They are known to enjoy music and develop close bonds with other members of the herd.
Indian Leopard

## Other info

Mothers will use caves & hollow trees as dens to give birth in and will frequently switch dens to keep predators from locating and eating their cubs. Cubs are born with their eyes shut, and only open them after 4 days to a week and 2 days. At the age of 3 months, they will begin to follow their mother on hunts, and although they can easily survive on their own at the age of 1 year, they usually stay with their mom until they are about 1 and a half or 2 years old.

Leopards are excellent climbers and are known to sometimes carry their kills up to trees to deter other predators from stealing them. Indian Leopards are also strong swimmers, although they may not have as much of an affinity for water as tigers & jaguars do. Male leopards are known to kill cubs that aren't theirs to reduce competition.
Fennec Fox

### Diet

Mostly meat, NEEDS meat to survive or else they will become malnourished and unhealthy. Besides meat, they also eat fruit, plants, eggs, roots and bugs.

### Social

Lives in packs that act much like gray wolf packs. They usually can still live alone and still not suffer any mental issues.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Domestic Life
* Sinai Peninsula
African Wildcat

### Diet

Mostly meat, occasionally eats bugs and eggs too. After eating something indigestible like fur, feathers or bones, they may eat grass to help clear their stomach of said indigestible items.

### Gestation Period

2 months at shortest, 2 months and 10 days at longest

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Sinai Peninsula
* South African Savanna

## Other info

The wild counterpart to the Domestic Cat. It is possible for different kittens from the same litter to have different fathers.
Deinonychus Antirrhopus

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Deinonychus Antirrhopus

### Social

They live in family flocks consisting of mom, dad and their chicks.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough rest
American Badger

## Other info

They spend most of the winter sleeping inside their burrow, except for the warmest days of winter on which the badgers may come out. The mother badger does not become pregnant until 4 months and 2 weeks to 7 months, 1 week and 3 days after having last met with the father of her cubs. Before her cubs are born, the mother badger will line her burrow with grass to prepare for the arrival of her cubs.

Badger cubs are born with their eyes shut tight and with only a thin coat of fur, heavily dependent on their mother to survive. At the age of 1 month to 1 month and 2 weeks, their eyes open for the first time and not long after they will venture out of the burrow for the first time. They are weaned at the age of 2-3 months and become fully independent from their mother at the age of 5-6 months.
Dingo Dog Hybrid

### Social

They are usually more tolerant of solitude than pure dingoes, but will often still prefer living in family packs and occasionally social packs.

### Breeding Season

Can breed at any time, mostly between March 1st and June 30th.

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 9 months, males at the age of 1 year, females rarely choose to breed until they're at least 2 years old.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be crepuscular or nocturnal, depending on the individual

## Other info

As the name suggests, they are the result of a dingo and domestic dog choosing to have puppies together.
African Leopard

### Ready to breed

2 years and 6 months, males may take up to 4 years to become ready to breed while females may take up to 3 years.

### Sleeping Schedule

Females are crepuscular, males are nocturnal

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Sinai Peninsula
* South African Savanna

## Other info

Although they usually don't get along very well with African Lions, it is possible for African Leopards to hybridize with them, the result being an African Leopon.
Chacoan Peccary

## Other info

Before eating cacti, they will remove the spines by rolling it on the ground, rubbing the spines off, as well as picking some of the spines off and spitting them out.

They often like to take mud baths and dust baths. Mothers usually prefer to give birth alone, returning to their herd some hours later with around 2-3 little reds following!

Reds are able to run only a few hours after birth. When frightened, the hairs on the back of a chacoan peccary will often stand up.
African Clawless Otter

## Other info

They can be found near both freshwater and saltwater and like to sleep in dens or burrows lined with vegetation. They can dig their own burrows or claim an existing den which was abandoned by it's previous inhabitants. Pups open their eyes and leave the den for the first time at the age of 2 weeks and 2 days to 1 month, and are weaned at the age of 1 month and 2 weeks to 2 months and are fully independent at the age of 1 year.

They are playful animals and like to play a game where they throw a pebble into the water and try to fetch it before it hits the bottom. Pups are especially playful and love to playfight with each other. They will clean their faces with their front paws immediately after eating. To dry themselves off after swimming, they will roll around in the grass and bask in the sun.
Cynthia Crawford

* Portrayal
* Real Life

**Cynthia Crawford** is a recurring character on the first season of *Feud*. She is one of the three daughters of Joan Crawford, and the twin sister of Cathy Crawford.

She is portrayed by Brooke Star.

## Appearances

**Bette and Joan (3/8)**

* 1.03 - Mommie Dearest
* 1.04 - More, or Less
* 1.05 - And The Winner Is... (The Oscars of 1963)

## Multimedia

### Images

* Promotional Images
* Episode Stills
* Screencaps
* Gifs
Dire Wolf

### Social

Lives in family groups consisting of a mother, father and all of their pups, only the mother and father being allowed to breed.

### Breeding Season

Winter. Can start searching for mates as early as Autumn if they want to find a mate by the end of the year.

### Ready to breed

At earliest 1 year and 10 months, at latest 3 years. Usually waits until the age of at least 3 years to breed.
TWPOTF: Silver

## Story

### First life

Silver was two years old when she dispersed from her pack. She ventured the lands until she found Snap. She fell in love with Snap, pairing with him, then having Nukka, Nirliq, Anuniaq, and Qimugkauyar. Nukka and Nirliq were killed by a bear, so Anuniaq and Qimugkauyar were the only survivors of Silver's first litter. Anuniaq dispersed early, and so did Qimugkauyar. So Silver then had her second litter, containing Shimmer, Wild, Sneaky, and Unya. Unya was stillborn and Sneaky was killed by a stranger wolf, so Wild and Shimmer were the only survivor's of Silver's second litter. Then, Silver had her third and final litter, which consisted of Star, Moon, Rose, and Aput. Rose and Aput were stillborn, so Star and Moon survived puphood. Star, Moon, Shimmer, and Wild all eventually dispersed, and Silver and Snap died of old age.

### Second life

Silver was born in the Eternally Wild Pack, with a brother and two other siblings. Her two other siblings were stillborn, but she and her brother Snap were healthy. Silver, instead of her fur being grey, was reborn with dark gray fur. Her brother, Snap, was reborn with the same black fur as before. She had a nice life with her brother Snap and her parents, Eternal and Wild. But one day, disaster striked. A hunter with his hunting dog found the Eternally Wild Pack, and shot both of the parents. With both Eternal and Wild dead, Silver and her brother were unable to survive.

## Silver

### Family

Snap ( Brother, deceased ), Eternal ( Mother, deceased ), Wild ( Father, deceased ) Panik ( Sibling, deceased ) Suka ( Sibling, deceased )

### Love interest()s

None

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Southern White Rhino

### Social

Females and their calves live in groups called "crashes" while males are solitary.

### Breeding Season

Can breed at any time, mostly during October to December

### Gestation Period

1 year and 4 months to 1 year and 6 months

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 3-5 years, males at the age of 5-7 years

### Sleeping Schedule

Crepuscular on hot days, diurnal on cooler days

## Other info

They like to take mud baths during wet season and sand baths during dry season. They don't usually take water baths. They can go up to 5 days without drinking water.

Both male and female rhinos have horns, but males have bigger horns than females. Calves will stay with their mom until they reach the age of 2 year and 6 months to 3 years.

They have poor eyesight but can hear and smell very well.
Black-tailed Prairie Dog

### Social

They have a very complex social structure. See "Social Structure" in "Other info"

## Other info

Pups are born furless and blind. They do not leave the burrow until they reach the age of 1 month and 2 weeks. They very rarely need to drink water, as they get enough water from their diet.

Upon spotting a predator, the black-tailed prairie dog will bark an alarm call to warn the other prairie dogs before quickly scuttling into the burrows where they are safer.

### Social Structure

They live in coteries consisting of one or two males, many females and their offspring. Males will usually leave their birth coterie to join another at the age of 1-3 years, while females usually remain loyal to their birth coterie until the end. Males in a coterie will often show aggression to males outside the coterie, especially if their females are pregnant or nursing. However, they never show aggression to females outside the coterie.

Unlike males, females who are pregnant or nursing will show much aggression to other females, in and out of their coterie. Pregnant & nursing females will frequently raid other coteries to kill their pups when they have the time, and within a coterie there may be fighting between the females to establish dominance.

Multiple coteries living close by may form a neighborhood, and multiple neighborhoods living close by may form a colony. Coteries remain intact however, so each individual black-tailed prairie dog is still a member of a coterie which may be a member of a neighborhood which may be a member of a colony.

Once pups reach the age of 1 month and 2 weeks, they are no longer fought over. In fact, unrelated females are quite comfortable with these pups, welcoming them into their burrow and even nursing them.
Domestic Rabbit

### Social

They live in colonies which may vary in structure from colony to colony, but typically the most dominant rabbits are female.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Domestic Life
* Welcome to the Farm

## Other info

They are a domesticated subspecies of the European Rabbit.

## Recognized Breeds

### Mini Lop Rabbit

Although it is possible to have them slaughtered, cooked and eaten, they are not considered the best meat breed and tend to be kept primarily for companionship. They usually have litters of 5-8 and are ready to breed at the age of 5-6 months.

### New Zealand Rabbit

They are the most popular meat breed, but can also make great companions. They usually have litters of 1-17 and are ready to breed at the age of 6 months.

### Holland Lop Rabbit

They are kept primarily for companionship, and due to their very small size are not considered a good meat breed. They usually have litters of 3-7 and are ready to breed at the age of 4 months and 5 days to 5 months.

### Lionhead Rabbit

They are kept primarily for companionship, and due to their small size are not considered a good meat breed. Although they are known for their wooly manes, they don't grow quite enough wool to be considered a great wool breed, either. They usually have litters of 2-8. Females are ready to breed at the age of 8 months, while males are usually ready to breed at the age of 9 months.
Ankylosaurus Magniventris

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Ankylosaurus Magniventris

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough rest

## Other info

They had prehensile tongues which they used to pick leaves and fruits to eat.
Green-winged Macaw

## Other info

They are very loud birds which primarily communicate vocally with one another. To show affection, they engage in allogrooming & will regurgitate food into each other's beaks. They are great at mimicking sounds and nest in tree holes very high off the ground, usually at least 100 feet high. While mother incubates her eggs, her mate will bring her food by regurgitating it into her beak the same way they may feed their chicks later.

Eggs hatch 1-5 days apart from one another, and the chicks are fed in order of who hatched first; because of this, the first to hatch usually has the best chance at survival out of the clutch. When a chick dies, parents dispose of their body by pushing them out of the nest. Chicks learn to fly at the age of 3-4 months, which is also when they leave the nest for the first time. It usually only takes a few days for fledglings to get the hang of flying after they leave the nest.

Chicks will remain with their parents until they reach the age of 2-3 years, which is when they may bid farewell to their family and go off on their own in search of a mate. Green-winged macaws have powerful beaks and will defend themselves and other macaws if attacked.
Pteranodon Longiceps

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Pteranodon Longiceps

### Social

They live in flocks consisting of a dominant male and many females, the dominant male being intolerant of any other males breeding with the females of his flock.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough rest

## Other info

The mother will bury her soft-shelled eggs and abandon them shortly after she is done laying them. The flaplings can fly shortly after hatching.
American Mastodon

### Social

Females live in small herds with their calves, males leaving and taking on a solitary life once they reach the age of 10 years. The leader is usually the oldest female in the herd.

### Gestation Period

1 year and 6 months at shortest, 1 year and 10 months at longest

### Who raises babies?

Mom

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**
Red Fox

### Diet

Meat, fruit, plants, fish and bugs. Most of the meat they consume is from bunnies.

### Social

Lives in family skulks consisting of a mother, father and their pups.

### Breeding Season

December 20th to March 21st, mostly during January and February.

### Sleeping Schedule

Nocturnal, although domesticated ones may adjust their schedule so that they may spend more time with their human family.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Welcome to the Farm!
* Australian Outback
* Domestic Life
* Plains of North America
* Cretaceous in China
* Sasan Gir
* Sinai Peninsula

## Other info

Dispersal males often fight during the breeding season to show off their strength to nearby females. Red Foxes only sleep in burrows while raising young kits, and once the kits are old enough, the skulk will abandon the burrow.

Kits usually start the process of weaning at the age of 1 month and are fully weaned at the age of 2 months, although some may be late by a couple weeks.

When stealing livestock from farms, they usually target chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks and occasionally goat kids, although they rarely go after the adult goats.
Tommie

### Social

They live in loose herds consisting of either all males or all females and their fawns.

## Other info

Both males and females have horns, but the horns of females are much smaller than the horns of males. Fawns are capable of standing and walking shortly after they are born, but mostly stay hidden and motionless in tall grass for their first few days of life on Earth. The mother remains at a safe distance from her newborn fawn to avoid attracting attention from predators, but frequently checks up on them to nurse them and make sure they are okay.

Once fawns reach the age of 2 months, they start to follow their mother around, integrate themselves into their mother's herd and begin the weaning process.
Common Impala

### Social

They live in herds, males are usually most territorial when they have females in their herd to defend from rival males. During dry season, herds may temporarily come together before splitting back into their original herds come wet season.

### Gestation Period

6-7 months, calves usually born during wet season

### Ready to breed

Males at the age of 1 year, females at the age of 1 year and 6 months

## Other info

Males will fight for breeding rights with each other during breeding season. Males may also roar during breeding season. Males grow large horns while females do not have horns at all.
Southern Cassowary

### Diet

Fruit, flowers, mushrooms, bugs and meat. When they eat something too big for their digestive system to handle, undigested chunks of the food will appear in their feces, which they will then pick out and eat.

### Clutch Size

Females will usually breed with 2-3 males each breeding season, although it may be more or less. Mothers will lay multiple clutches, one clutch of 3-5 eggs for each male she breeds with.

## Other info

The mother will stay with the father only for as long as she lays the eggs, and once she has finished laying the eggs, she will leave and either decide she has finished breeding for the season, or find another male to breed with.

The father incubates the eggs and raises the chicks himself, even having to protect them from female cassowaries, including their mother, as female cassowaries will often kill chicks on sight, even if the chicks are her own.
Neanderthal

### Diet

Mostly mussels, clams, crabs, fish and meat, but also ate seeds, mushrooms plants, fruit and bark from time to time. It may depend on the individual group's culture, but some neanderthals were comfortable with cannibalism.

### Social

Highly social, social structure can vary depending on the individual group

### Ready to breed

Females at 14-15 years, males at 16 years, both genders usually wait until they are at least 18 years old to breed, some choosing to wait even longer.

### Who raises babies?

Mom and dad

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Other info

Children are usually weaned at the age of about 2 years and 6 months old.
Green Iguana

## Other info

They change color as they grow, and also depending on the temperature. In colder weather, their scales may darken in color, while in warmer weather their scales will become paler. The most dominant males will often have darker coloration. During breeding season, it is common for males to turn a bright orange or gold color. Adult females mostly retain their green coloration.

They are capable of dropping their tail to escape predators, and will grow their tail back after a year, albeit shorter than before.
Grey Parrot

## Other info

They are monogamous and will usually stay with their mate for as long as they live. They communicate by squawking and moving their tail feathers. The mother will not lay her entire clutch all on the same day and will not start incubating them until the second egg is laid.

African Grey Parrots can't handle temperatures under 60 degrees Fahrenheit very well.
Striped Hyena

### Social

They live in family groups called "clans" consisting of a mother, father and their cubs.

### Ready to breed

Males at the age of 2 years, females at the age of 4 years

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Sinai Peninsula
* Sasan Gir

## Other info

Their lairs are often littered with bones, as they are not the tidiest animals. They wean at the age of 1 month and are much quieter than their relatives the spotted hyenas, they do not make the same laughing call as spotted hyenas do.
Daurian Pika

### Diet

Plants, roots and bark. They can make their own hay which they also like to eat.

### Social

Lives in family groups consisting of a mother, father and their kits.

### Sleeping Schedule

Crepuscular during summer, otherwise diurnal

## Other info

They live in burrows and may store food in designated food chambers. They like to make nests of grass to place in their nesting chambers. They do not hibernate, but they do spend a lot of time in their burrow during the winter to escape the cold. During the winter, they mostly stay alive on food stored in the food chambers and will only go out to forage on warmer days.

One breeding pair may produce multiple litters a year. Kits are born furless and begin eating solid food at the age of 3 weeks, usually they are fully weaned off of milk by the age of 4 weeks.
Northern Cardinal

Pictured above is a female.

## Other info

The tasks of building the nest and incubating the eggs are left solely up to the mother. While the mother incubates the eggs, the father will bring her food. After the chicks hatch, both parents will feed the chicks a diet of primarily bugs. Cardinal couples will usually lay two clutches a year, and even before the mother is on the nest incubating her eggs, the father will feed her to show affection & ensure her that she will be fed when she has to incubate the eggs.
Sinai Peninsula

## About

A roleplay about surviving the wilderness of the Sinai Peninsula as a wild animal.

## Members

Lily (Bamboogummy) (Fennec Fox) (Female) (Light tan fur with pale yellow chest and belly, soft hot pink eyes, a pink flower on her ear, and a radio collar.) (9 months and 2 days old) (Adoptive son: Kiro, deceased) (Her leg was sprained while she was running away from another fennec fox, it will heal on June 30th)

Star (Ricerabbit) (Fennec Fox) (Female) (Light tan fur with white chest and belly, tan markings, dark brown eyes, wears a flower crown of white roses, wears a necklace of red leaves, pink flowers wrapped around each of her legs, a tutu of yellow petals and another pink flower wrapped around her tail.) (2 years and 1 day old) (Playful)

Louai (Bamboogummy) (Greater Egyptian Jerboa) (Male) (Beige fur with green eyes) (5 years and 1 day old) (He is timid, sensitive & very sweet, he loves making new friends and has felt quite lonely lately since most of his friends have passed on by now. He looks forward to meeting them again soon in jerboa heaven, as he is getting quite old now.)

Juniper (KiwikatAJ) (Golden Jackal) (Female) (Chocolate brown and dark gray fur with light tan chest and belly, orange eyes) (1 year and 1 day old)

Luna (Robinjay0) (Fennec fox) (Female) (Tan fur, has cataracts in her eyes. She wears a flower wrapped around her paw) (10 years, 6 months and 1 day old)

Daisy (Kikiblossomiscool) (Red fox) (Female) (Pastel green eyes, pastel orange fur with white chest and belly, wears leaves in her tail) (3 months, 2 weeks and 1 day old)

## List of playable creatures

* Fennec Fox
* Golden Jackal
* Greater Egyptian Jerboa
* Nile Crocodile
* Caracal
* Barn Owl
* Red Fox
* Common Wild Pig
* African Wildcat
* African Leopard
* Northeast African Cheetah
* Striped Hyena
* Cape Hare
* Dorcas Gazelle
* Aoudad
* Common rat

## Current Living Conditions

Date: June 25th, Year 1

Season: Summer

Weather: The temperature is 80 degrees Fahrenheit and it's a little breezy.

Time: Sunset

### Seasons

Winter lasts from October to April

Summer lasts from May to September

## Events

2/4/2021 (The roleplay was founded!)

4/4/2021 (Duke was killed by another jackal.)

1/1/2022 (Dog stepped on a landmine and died)

1/1/2022 (Mercookie became seriously ill and died)

1/1/2022 (Spot starved to death)

1/3/2022 (Luke was killed by Kekoa.)

9/17/2022 (Kekoa was killed by an antelope she was hunting.)

1/1/2023 (Thicket stepped on a landmine and died)

1/1/2023 (Lillypad contracted a fatal disease and died)

1/1/2023 (Blossom Spirit Bunny stepped on a landmine & died)

4/15/2023 (Katy was killed and eaten by a golden jackal)

4/15/2023 (Ata died after his wounds became infected.)

4/18/2023 (Gronk drowned.)

4/18/2023 (Milo drowned.)

12/27/2023 (Bramble starved to death)

1/6/2024 (Kiro died of his illness.)
Polar Bear

### Diet

Mostly seal meat, but also eats meat from other animals, eggs and plants. Needs meat to survive.

### Breeding Season

March to June, mostly during April and May

### Gestation Period

6 months, 2 weeks and 1 day at shortest, 8 months, 3 weeks and 4 days at longest.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough sleep

## Other info

They begin to overheat at temperatures 50 degrees Fahrenheit and above. They can also hybridize with Grizzly Bears, the result being a Pizzly Bear.

Mothers will usually enter their den around 4-6 months into their pregnancy, staying inside the den and fasting even after their cubs are born. She only leaves the den once her cubs have reached the age of 3 months, the cubs accompanying her as she finally steps out into the outside world once again.
African Penguin

### Social

They live in loose colonies which hunt together. Although they may be in the same colony, breeding pairs will still defend their nests from other penguins.

### Breeding Season

Can breed at any time, mostly during March to May

## Other info

Both mother and father take turns incubating their eggs. They prefer to use the same breeding site year after year. They feed their young by regurgitating partially digested food into their beaks. Once chicks reach the age of 1 month, they will form a creche with some other chicks and may be left alone by their parents for a period of time, usually so that the parents can catch more food for their growing chicks.

At the age of 2-4 months, chicks will grow in their juvenile plumage and leave the colony, bidding farewell to their parents.
Muskox

### Social

Females are social, males can be social or solitary depending on the individual. Some herds consist of only females and their calves and kick out males once they are fully weaned, others are more accepting of all ages & genders and others consist of only adult males.

### Gestation Period

7 months and 2 weeks at shortest, 8 months and 2 weeks at longest

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 2-3 years, males at the age of 2-4 years

### Who raises babies?

Mostly mom, largely up to the dad if he wants to help out or not.

## Other info

Females usually wait 1-2 years after their first calf to have another. Calves are usually weaned at the age of 8-14 months, and become independent from their mother around the same time they are weaned.
Pinacosaurus Grangeri

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Pinacosaurus Grangeri

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough rest

## Other info

They had prehensile tongues which they used to pick leaves and fruits to eat.
Flatback Sea Turtle

### Diet

Mostly sea cucumbers, coral, shrimp, jellyfish and mollusks, but occasionally eats plants too

### Breeding Season

October 7th to January 27th, mostly during the time period between December 8th and January 4th.

### Clutch Size

Mothers lay four clutches each year they choose to breed, each clutch containing 50 eggs.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough sleep

## Other info

Females will usually choose to breed every 2-3 years and will specifically lay their eggs at the same beach that they hatched at.

After the flatback sea turtle mother has laid all of her eggs in the nesting chamber she dug for them, she will cover up the nesting chamber with more sand and then leave them behind, going back to the sea. Each year she chooses to breed, she will lay four separate clutches of eggs.

After the baby sea turtles hatch, they will dig themselves out of the nesting chamber, head toward the ocean and stay at sea for at least 7 more years. Many hatchlings won't make it to the sea, either because they couldn't break free from the nesting chamber or because they were eaten up by a hungry predator looking for a snack.

Sea turtles breed underwater, males staying at sea for the rest of their lives while females only return to lay their eggs.
Ocean League

Ocean League is an Ocean Animal Jam roleplay. It is in the same universe as AJ Adventures but is very different from it in many ways.

## Characters

### Tridential League Members

Victory (Spectrethefox) (Male, Dolphin, Light Blue Trident, Light Blue Tavie Alpha Power)

Octopi (Bamboogummy) (Female, Octopus, Pink Trident, Liza Alpha Power)

### Alphas

Tavie (Bamboogummy)

Calypso

### Citizens

Violet (romeo51637) (Female, Turtle)

Moon Wings (romeo51637) (Female, Turtle)

Moon Dancer (romeo51637 (Female, Turtle)

Staria (romeo51637 (Female, Turtle)

Spectrum (romeo51637) (Male, Turtle)

Comet (romeo51637) (Male, Turtle)

Dizzy (romeo51637) Male, Turtle)
Bactrian Camel

### Social

They live in herds which may be either all-male or consist of one male and many females and their calves. They can be comfortable living alone.

## Other info

Young males are chased out of their mother's herd at the age of 3-8 years, after which they may live in an all-male herd until they are able to take over a female herd. During breeding season, males will usually fast, relying on the stored fat in their humps to stay alive and well as they put all their effort into taking over a female herd or defending their females from rival males.
Giant Anteater

## Other info

When threatened, they prefer to gallop away, but if they are unable to run away they will stand up on their hind legs to appear more intimidating, and use their claws to slash at the creature which caused them to feel threatened. Mother carries her pup on her back until the pup is around 6-9 months old, which is when they have gotten too big to be carried any longer. Even after the pup becomes too big to be carried, they will stay with their mother for up to 2 years total, or as little as 10 months if their mother becomes pregnant again.
Spotted Hyena

## Other info

### Social Structure

They live in matriarchal clans, males will disperse from their clan to find and join another one with more distantly related females at the age of 2 years and 6 months, while adult females will usually stay in their birth clan for life. The dispersal male is viciously attacked multiple times by the clan he wishes to join before they allow him to join, and the newest members of the clan are always given the very lowest ranks.

Females will always rank above males, even if one of the males is stronger than one of the females. There is no way for males to move up in the hierarchy other than waiting for the males higher up in the hierarchy to die or waiting for new males to join who will automatically rank lower because they are new.

The lower rank a hyena is in the clan, the less resources they get. Higher ranks eat before the lower ranks. This is the same for shelter and breeding partners. If the clan needs shelter from something, but there is not enough space in the chosen shelter, the higher ranks will take shelter while the lower ranks are forced to sit outside

The female hierarchy is based on familial ties, the matriarch's daughters ranking directly below her and her granddaughters ranking directly below her daughters. Because of this, there is also no way for females to move up in the hierarchy other than having cubs or waiting for the higher ranking females to die.

If a female were to ever disperse from her clan, a highly unusual occurrence, she would be treated like a male. She would never be able to rank up higher than any of the other females because she has no familial ties to them.
Byronosaurus Jaffei

**Because this species is long extinct, there is little known for sure about them. This means much if not all of the information displayed here may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Byronosaurus Jaffei

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be awake at any time as long as they get enough rest

### Who raises babies?

Mostly dad, mom may step in to help at times if she wants