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Zil Nire

Art by @Cevicci

**Zil Nire**is a human wizard (magician) and former advertiser at the Meats 'n More. They travel and fight alongside the rest of the crew using their skilled "magicianry" and quick thinking. Not much is known about Zil's life before Griana hired them, and they seems to harbor a reluctance to talk about her past.

Zil owns a very cool and sick skateboard, which they are... sufficient at riding.

## Appearance

Zil is a human of average height and has short brown hair which they often style into a fauxhawk, by way of hair gel or magic. They looks exactly like Liz Burton.

They channels their magic through black wristbands and has a matching sweatband to complete the ensemble. All of their important items are kept safe in their fanny pack, which is bright blue with a hot pink zippered pocket on the front and a neon green adjustable strap.
Temporada Alpha

La temporada Alpha del Survival Hardcore, fue la primera edición de la historia del SHMP creado por ElTigreVerde412, en esta primera edición fue la primera vez que Tigre crearía un SMP que fuera Hardcore ya que el SMP por excelencia de Tigre fue Minecraft Mundial creado en 2017 y cerrado en 2022, los jugadores del Minecraft Mundial de ese momento, fueron invitados para jugar esta primera edición del nuevo SMP creado por Tigre.

Esta primera edición no tuvo las ideas del Permadeath debido a que se creó un año antes, duró un mes con fecha de inicio el 6 de Julio del 2019 en la versión 1.8 y terminó el 6 de Agosto del 2019 en la 1.7.10 debido a errores del mundo tuvo que desactualizarse una versión, esta primera edición terminaría cuando solo quedaba un jugador vivo y ese jugador sería el ganador de la edición siendo el único jugador vivo Tigre por lo que se convirtió en el primer campeón del Survival Hardcore.
Casey Anderson

**Casey Anderson** is an American filmmaker, wildlife naturalist, television host, animal trainer and actor who is best known as the host and executive producer of the Nat Geo WILD channel television series, *Expedition Wild* and *America the Wild with Casey Anderson*, and for being the trainer and "best friend" of Brutus the Bear, a grizzly bear that he adopted as a newborn cub. Brutus, trained by Anderson, has appeared in many films, documentaries, television commercials, and live educational shows across the United States.
Gray Wolf

Wolves are legendary because of their spine-tingling howl, which they use to communicate. A lone wolf howls to attract the attention of his pack, while communal howls may send territorial messages from one pack to another. Some howls are confrontational. Much like barking domestic dogs, wolves may simply begin howling because a nearby wolf has already begun. Wolves are the largest members of the dog family. Adaptable gray wolves are by far the most common and were once found all over the Northern Hemisphere. But wolves and humans have a long adversarial history. Though they almost never attack humans, wolves are considered one of the animal world's most fearsome natural villains. They do attack domestic animals, and countless wolves have been shot, trapped, and poisoned because of this tendency.

In the lower 48 states, gray wolves were hunted to near extinction, though some populations survived and others have since been reintroduced. Few gray wolves survive in Europe, though many live in Alaska, Canada, and Asia. Wolves live and hunt in packs of around six to ten animals. They are known to roam large distances, perhaps 12 miles in a single day. These social animals cooperate on their preferred prey—large animals such as deer, elk, and moose. When they are successful, wolves do not eat in moderation. A single animal can consume 20 pounds of meat at a sitting. Wolves also eat smaller mammals, birds, fish, lizards, snakes, and fruit.

Wolfpacks are established according to a strict hierarchy, with a dominant male at the top and his mate not far behind. Usually this male and female are the only animals of the pack to breed. All of a pack's adults help to care for young pups by bringing them food and watching them while others hunt.

Wolves Eating A DeerWolf Facing a BisonA Wolf Howling for his PackMama Wolf and Her PuppyBlack Timber WolfMexican Gray Wolf
African Pompano

The African Pompano (Alectis Ciliaris), also known as pennant fish or threadfin trevally, is part of the Jack family.   They are silvery, round fish.  They are found close to the bottom over shallow parts of oceanic waters. Pompano feed on crustaceans and fish. Juveniles are diamond-shaped with long trailing filaments shrinking and then disappearing with age. Juveniles are found close to shores.  Adult Pompanos can be found in waters from 30 feet to 250 feet.   Jacks are a fast-swimming fish that can roam over great distances. They are attracted to shiny and moving objects so along with live bait, jigs are a good choice.   African Pompano is hunted by large Tuna and Dolphins.
Nothronychus

First described in‭ ‬2001,‭ *‬Nothronychus* was the first genus of therizinosaurid dinosaur to be discovered in North America‭ (‬the state of New Mexico in the USA‭)‬,‭ ‬with other earlier notable discoveries such as *Beipiaosaurus* and *Therizinosaurus* being discovered in China and Mongolia.‭ ‬However the first fossil of *Nothronychus* called an ischium‭ (‬the rear downward projection on the pelvis‭)‬,‭ ‬was first interpreted as being a squamosal bone of the ceratopsian‭ ‬dinosaur *Zuniceratops‭* (‬squamosals on‭ ‬ceratopsian dinosaurs form the outer edges of the neck frill‭)‬.‭ ‬More study of both this ischium and the fossil location soon revealed further remains of a then unknown genus of dinosaur,‭ ‬and the remains of this individual would become the holotype specimen of *Nothronychus*.‭
       Therizinosaurid dinosaurs are noted for having very large claws on the tips of their fingers,‭ ‬and most palaeontologists agree that these claws would have been used to hook around branches to facilitate feeding in a similar manner to how you can see a sloth use its long claws to do just this today.‭ ‬This was the inspiration for the name *Nothronychus* which roughly means‭ ‘‬slothful claw‭’ ‬the type species name *N.‭ ‬mckinleyi* is in honour of the land owner where the *Nothronychus* type fossil was found,‭ ‬Bobby McKinley.‭ ‬It was only one year later however that another *Nothronychus* specimen was found,‭ ‬this time in Utah.‭ ‬This individual would later be named as a second species of *Nothronychus* named *N.‭ ‬graffami* in‭ ‬2009,‭ ‬and in honour the discoverer,‭ ‬M.‭ ‬H.‭ ‬Graffam.
       Between these two species,‭ *‬N.‭ ‬mckinleyi* seems to‭ ‬have‭ ‬been a little smaller and noticeably less robust in build that *N.‭ ‬graffami*.‭ ‬Finer details between them include *N.‭ ‬mckinleyi* having a more pronounced bend in the lower arm,‭ ‬as well as differences in the caudal‭ (‬tail‭) ‬vertebrae.‭ ‬Beyond this though,‭ ‬both species of *Nothronychus* display what has become the classic therizinosaurid body form,‭ ‬of a squat bipedal theropod dinosaur with a large belly,‭ ‬for a much larger digestive system‭ (‬essential for digesting plant material that takes longer to digest than meat‭)‬.‭ ‬Actual feeding adaptations include proportionately long necks for reach,‭ ‬and claws on fingers to pull on branches so that an individual can reach taller growths.‭ *‬Nothronychus* is known to have leaf shaped teeth which would have been ideal for slicing up soft plants,‭ ‬while there is also speculation that *Nothronychus* would have also had a keratinous beak.
       An interesting side note about *Nothronychus graffami* is that the type specimen for this species was recovered from a marine deposit.‭ ‬This means that this individual *Nothronychus* had somehow been swept out to sea and finally come to rest on the bottom of what would then have been known as the Western Interior Seaway,‭ ‬the shallow sea that once submerged central North America from Mexico all the way into Canada,‭ ‬dividing North America into western and eastern landmasses called Laramidia and Appalachia respectively.
Dylan Rose

### Relations

Fernando Rose (Father), Margaret Rose (Mother, deceased), Gaspard Moreux (Step Father), Blake (Step Father), Shelton (Step Father).

### Player

McKenzie Wilkes

**Dylan Rose** is a human soldier who is currently living in Burnfort, although she has spent her formative years moving around with her dad due to her military upbringing. When Mavis disappears and the Sewer Team find themselves in need of a fourth teammate in order to continue competing in The Gauntlet, she happily steps in to offer her assistance.

Dylan's kindness and charm are outdone only by her huge muscles, which help her to lift heavy things and also get babes.

## Appearance

Dylan is tall for a human, with a pale complexion and freckles all over. She has long, tangly red hair which she hardly every brushes or styles. Her wardrobe seems to consist mainly of sleeveless and cropped tops.
American Anglerfish

The American Angler is a flat fish with a very large mouth with strong teeth and spines on its head. The pectoral fins are like wide fans behind the head, and the pelvic fins are like small hands below the head. They are rocky colored – a mix of dark olive green and brown. Its large mouth and teeth allow it to trap any prey, even larger than itself. The sharp spines on its head are flattened to make it look like a small organism and uses that part of its body to attract its prey. The American Angler is what's known as an ambush predator. It will spend most of its time on the ocean floor partly covered in sediment waiting for its prey. It can swim slowly or walk with the help of its pectoral fins.

The Angler prefers squid and cuttlefish, however, they do sometimes feast on ray fish and occasional a carrion or two. There is also the occasional times after a storm that they will get pushed to the sea's surface and eat birds.

The American Anglerfish can grow up to 55 inches but their average size is around 39 inches. Their average weight is 26.5 lbs. however, a whopping 70.5-pound Angler has been recorded.
Зая

* В Биографии
* В Идиотопии
* В Безумных Историях

**Зая** - Персонаж вселенной B&P, созданный Алексеем Кришавицким.

## Биография

Зая был рождён в полноценной семье: мать, отец, старший брат и двоюродный брат. Всю свою жизнь был помешан на горчице, по неизвестной причине, в жизни его ничего не интересует кроме горчицы.

В 2007-ом, Зая служил в полиции, где и подружился Собачкой, своим напарником. Присутствовал при ограблении и краже сейфа с Собачкой. Редко появлялся в комиксах.

Внешне, Зая выглядит как коричневый заяц, с ярко выраженным косоглазием.

## Появления

### Идиотопия

* Вечеринка в Идиотопии
* Улёт (предположительно)
* Реклама
* Твоя любимая столовая
* Твой любимый сосед "с левой резьбой"

### Безумные Истории (предположительно)

* Нигралюксианцы
* Lumen Aeternum

## История

### Идиотопия

#### Скетч «Вечеринка в Идиотопии»

Вместе со своими друзьями, развлекается до того момента, пока крышу дома не проламывает Бум-Блэн-де-Бон, и не забирает своего мужа, Бони.

#### Скетч «Улёт»

Предположительно, Зая находится на подъёме в самолёт, для дальнейшего переезда в Басястополь или Питербрух.

#### Скетч «Реклама»

Вместе со своим напарником, Собачкой. Присутствует на осмотре автомобиля Тоши, и обнаруживает с Собачкой, огромные запасы таблеток ЙАДИБИЛ.

#### Скетч «Твоя любимая столовая»

Вместе с напарником, Собачкой *соблюдают* правопорядок и *следят* за безопасностью в столовой, хотя Зая смотря что творят с Бони, задаётся вопросом, должны ли они вмещаться. Но Собачка останавливает его.

#### Скетч «Твой любимый сосед "с левой резьбой"»

Зая крайне огорчен тем, что его папаня, Зуборыл Зая Старший, снова пытается продать его братьев в обмен на услуги, и вступает с ним в словесный конфликт, *закидывая* отца, другими *своими братьями*.

### Комиксы

По событиям комиксов. В 2007-ом, Зая служил в полиции со своим напарником, Собачкой, а также присутствовал при ограблении и краже сейфа.

### Безумные Истории

#### Нигралюксианцы

Скорее всего, является зайцем, из богом забытого вагона, с несколькими кроликами помимо, него. Пока остальные кролики, прислушивались к тому, что им рассказывает старейшина, или же Учитель, Зая всё это время пускал едкие комментарии в его сторону, что изрядно взбесило всех остальных. Под конец своего монолога, старейшина сказал, что "нужна жертва", уже стало очевидно кто им станет.

Из которого, Заю(?) вышвыривают из-за его очень важного мнение, по каждому вопросу. На это указывает его косогласие, и то, что он узнал Брикикаку.

#### Lumen Aeternum

Заю насильно выталкивают из вагона в качестве жертвы, чтобы узнать, безопасно ли снаружи. Приземлившись на асфальт, пока Заа приходит в себя, его обнаруживает Брикикака, которая обследовала местность. После того как Зая пришёл в себя, он сразу узнал Брикикаку, и просит пойти с ней наедине как можно скорее. Но почти сразу же из вагона высовываются остальные кролики, которые тоже не против убраться отсюда.

## Галерея

Зая и Собачка, ведут обыск машины ТошиЗая и Собачка, обедают и следят за правопорядком, в столовойПерепалка Заи с своим папашей, Зуборылом Заей Старшим
In the valley of the Wolves

In 1995, the first gray wolves were transported from Alberta, Canada to Yellowstone National Park, to repopulate the sprawling landscape with the species, absent for more than 70 years. The following year, a second wave of wolves was brought to the park from British Columbia, Canada; five of them were released together, and they were named the Druid Peak pack. Since the arrival of those first immigrants, wolves have thrived in Yellowstone -- and none more dramatically than the Druids.
California Sea Lion

The clichéd circus seal—obligingly balancing a ball on its nose and jumping through hoops—is typically a California sea lion. But in the wild, the California sea lion is a sleek animal, faster than any other sea lion or seal. These eared seals top out at speeds of some 25 miles an hour. Unlike other sea lions, California sea lions do not have lionlike manes. These pinnipeds live along the rocky Pacific Ocean coastlines of western North America. Huge colonies can be seen gathered on seaside rocks, and even on man-made structures, for breeding and for birthing. Males gather harems of females to their sides in competition to sire young pups, which are born on land. The sea lion's ancient ancestors, like those of whales and dolphins, lived on land. The modern animal is well adapted to an aquatic environment, with its streamlined body and powerful flippers. (The rear flippers rotate forward to allow a California sea lion to move surprisingly well on land.) California sea lions also boast thick layers of blubber to insulate their bodies from the chill of marine waters.

When diving deep, California sea lions slow their heart rates to allow them to remain underwater for nearly ten minutes before surfacing to breathe. This ability gives them an edge in the pursuit of the fish, squid, and shellfish that make up their primary diet.
Beluga Whale

Belugas are also called white whales, and their unusual color makes them one of the most familiar and easily distinguishable of all the whales. Calves are born gray or even brown and only fade to white as they become sexually mature around five years of age.

White whales are smallish, ranging from 13 to 20 feet in length. They have rounded foreheads and no dorsal fin. Belugas generally live together in small groups known as pods. They are social animals and very vocal communicators that employ a diversified language of clicks, whistles, and clangs. Belugas can also mimic a variety of other sounds. These whales are common in the Arctic Ocean's coastal waters, though they are found in subarctic waters as well. Arctic belugas migrate southward in large herds when the sea freezes over. Animals trapped by Arctic ice often die, and they are prey for polar bears, killer whales, and for Arctic people. They are hunted by indigenous people of the north, and by commercial fisheries that brought some populations, such as those in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, to near collapse.

Beluga feed on fish, crustaceans, and worms. The whale is related to the tusked “unicorn” whale known as the narwhal. The beluga is not related to the sturgeon of the same name, which has been heavily fished for its famous caviar.
Псих

*Псих - шеф психиатрической поликлиники Басястополя. Примечательна эта поликлиника тем, что из нормальных людей там делают дебилов. Неизвестно название комикса в котором он появился впервые. Помнится только, что впервые его повстречал Бони, когда охотился за какой-то красоткой. Псих охотился за хотдогом, который она несла и всячески мешал Бони. На БиПтв ведет на данный момент свою собственную рубрику "спроси у психа", где зрители посылают ему письма с вопросами. В одной рубрике Бомж задал вопрос ему, почему его называют Бомжом, если у него есть дом? В ответ Псих указал ему на его худощавую натуру недоедающего человека и типичный нос, каким обладают все бомжи.*
Polar Bear

### Range

Arctic Circle: Canada, Russia, the United States (in Alaska), Greenland and Norway.

### Life Span

25 to 30 years

Polar bears roam the Arctic ice sheets and swim in that region's coastal waters. They are very strong swimmers, and their large front paws, which they use to paddle, are slightly webbed. Some polar bears have been seen swimming hundreds of miles from land—though they probably cover most of that distance by floating on sheets of ice. Polar bears live in one of the planet's coldest environments and depend on a thick coat of insulated fur, which covers a warming layer of fat. Fur even grows on the bottom of their paws, which protects against cold surfaces and provides a good grip on ice. The bear's stark white coat provides camouflage in surrounding snow and ice. But under their fur, polar bears have black skin—the better to soak in the sun's warming rays. These powerful predators typically prey on seals. In search of this quarry they frequent areas of shifting, cracking ice where seals may surface to breathe air. They also stalk ice edges and breathing holes. If the opportunity presents itself, polar bears will also consume carcasses, such as those of dead whales. These Arctic giants are the masters of their environment and have no natural enemies. Females den by digging into deep snowdrifts, which provide protection and insulation from the Arctic elements. They give birth in winter, usually to twins. Young cubs live with their mothers for some 28 months to learn the survival skills of the far north. Females aggressively protect their young but receive no help from their solitary male mates. In fact, male polar bears may even kill young of their species.

Polar bears are attractive and appealing, but they are powerful predators that do not typically fear humans, which can make them dangerous. Near human settlements, they often acquire a taste for garbage, bringing bears and humans into perilous proximity.

Mama Bear and CubsPolar Bear Surprises SealPolar Bear meets a Killer WhaleA Promotional Picture From Center for Biological Diversity
Cotylorhynchus

Although similar to *Casea*, *Cotylorhynchus* was considerably larger and six meters long, representing the largest known caseid synapsid. This large size was its best defense against the known predators of the time, which were much smaller than Cotylorhynchus; even the largest example of the fearsome *Dimetrodon* was still only half its size.    the massive bulk of *Cotylorhynchus* was not just for defense, it also housed the large digestive organs that were required for getting the maximum amounts of nutrients from the plants that it ate. The great size also allowed for broad shoulders and powerful muscles that it is thought allowed *Cotylorhynchus* to dig up additional parts like plant roots.   The hands (bearing in mind that *Cotylorhynchus* was, in fact, quadrupedal) on the forearms are not only strongly built, but they also show a great deal of dexterous control, further indicating that *Cotylorhynchus* had to dig for additional food to support its large size.   Although the skull looks undersized for such a large animal, it still has large fenestra, especially for the nostrils. This may indicate that *Cotylorhynchus* had a highly developed sense of smell that in a herbivore would presumably help it find food items that were hidden from sight. Again this points to *Cotylorhynchus* possibly digging for food items, perhaps in a similar way that pigs and some dogs today are used to sniff out truffles.
Arctic Fox

The arctic fox is an incredibly hardy animal that can survive frigid Arctic temperatures as low as –58°F in the treeless lands where it makes its home. It has furry soles, short ears, and a short muzzle—all-important adaptations to the chilly clime. Arctic foxes live in burrows, and in a blizzard, they may tunnel into the snow to create shelter. Arctic foxes have beautiful white (sometimes blue-gray) coats that act as very effective winter camouflage. The natural hues allow the animal to blend into the tundra's ubiquitous snow and ice. When the seasons change, the fox's coat turns as well, adopting a brown or gray appearance that provides cover among the summer tundra's rocks and plants.

These colorings help foxes to effectively hunt rodents, birds, and even fish. But in winter prey can be scarce on the ground. At such times, arctic foxes will follow the region's premier predator—a polar bear—to eat the leftover scraps from its kills. Foxes will also eat vegetables when they are available.

Like a cat's, this fox's thick tail aids its balance. But for an arctic fox, the tail (or “brush”) is especially useful as a warm cover in cold weather.

Female arctic foxes give birth each spring to a large litter of up to 14 pups.

Cute Arctic Fox PupsArctic Fox After DinnerArctic Fox Pouncing on Prey
Deforestation

**Deforestation**, **clearance**, **clearcutting** or **clearing** is the removal of a forest or stand of trees from land which is then converted to a non-forest use. Deforestation can involve conversion of forest land to farms, ranches, or urban use. The most concentrated deforestation occurs in tropical rainforests. About 31% of Earth's land surface is covered by forests.

Deforestation has many causes: trees can be cut down to be used for building or sold as fuel (sometimes in the form of charcoal or timber), while cleared land can be used as pasture for livestock and plantation. Disregard of ascribed value, lax forest management, and deficient environmental laws are some of the factors that lead to large-scale deforestation. In many countries, deforestation—both naturally occurring and human-induced—is an ongoing issue. Between 2000 and 2012, 2.3 million square kilometres (890,000 sq mi) of forests around the world were cut down. As of 2005, net deforestation rates had ceased to increase in countries with a per capita GDP of at least US$4,600.

The removal of trees without sufficient reforestation has resulted in habitat damage, biodiversity loss, and aridity. Deforestation causes extinction, changes to climatic conditions, desertification, and displacement of populations, as observed by current conditions and in the past through the fossil record. Deforestation also has adverse impacts on biosequestration of atmospheric carbon dioxide, increasing negative feedback cycles contributing to global warming. Global warming also puts increased pressure on communities who seek food security by clearing forests for agricultural use and reducing arable land more generally. Deforested regions typically incur significant other environmental effects such as adverse soil erosion and degradation into wasteland.

Deforestation is more extreme in tropical and subtropical forests in emerging economies. More than half of all plant and land animal species in the world live in tropical forests. As a result of deforestation, only 6.2 million square kilometres (2.4 million square miles) remain of the original 16 million square kilometres (6 million square miles) of tropical rainforest that formerly covered the Earth. An area the size of a football pitch is cleared from the Amazon rainforest every minute, with 136 million acres (55 million hectares) of rainforest cleared for animal agriculture overall. More than 3.6 million hectares of virgin tropical forest was lost in 2018.
Nasutoceratops

Nasutoceratops was the second genus of centrosaurine ceratopsian dinosaur to be discovered in the south west of the USA,‭ ‬the first genus being *Diabloceratops* that was named three years earlier.‭ ‬Back in the Cretaceous the South-west of what is now the USA was the southern portion of Laramidia,‭ ‬an island landmass extending‭ ‬from‭ ‬Canada all the way to Mexico,‭ ‬and isolated from Appalachia‭ (‬modern day eastern USA‭) ‬by the western interior seaway.‭ ‬It is possible that the reason why‭ ‬centrosaurine‭ ‬ceratopsian dinosaurs were not as common in southern Laramidia than they were in the North may well be because of geological barriers that prevented ceratopsian dinosaurs from spreading south.‭ ‬If correct then this would have resulted in isolated populations that may have begun evolving features differently because of a more limited gene pool.
       Hailing from the Kaiparowits Formation,‭ *‬Nasutoceratops* would have shared its habitat with chasmosaurine ceratopsian dinosaurs such as *Kosmoceratops* and *Utahceratops*,‭ ‬as well as hadrosaurs such as *Gryposaurus* and *Parasaurolophus*.‭ ‬Potential predators included theropods like the troodontid *Talos* but particularly tyrannosaurs such as *Teratophoneus*.
Trapping

Animal trapping, or simply trapping, is the use of a device to remotely catch an animal. Animals may be trapped for a variety of purposes, including food, the fur trade, hunting, pest control, and wildlife management. Neolithic hunters, including the members of the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture of Romania and Ukraine (ca. 5500-2750 BC), used traps to capture their prey. An early mention in written form is a passage from the self-titled book by Taoist philosopher Zhuangzi describes Chinese methods used for trapping animals during the 4th century BC. The Zhuangzi reads, "The sleek-furred fox and the elegantly spotted leopard...can't seem to escape the disaster of nets and traps. Modern" steel jaw-traps were first described in western sources as early as the late 16th century. The first mention comes from Leonard Mascall's book on animal trapping. It reads, "a griping trappe made all of yrne, the lowest barre, and the ring or hoope with two clickets." The mousetrap, with a strong spring device spring mounted on a wooden base, was first patented by William C. Hooker of Abingdon, Illinois, in 1894.
Postosuchus

Postosuchus is an extinct rauisuchid reptile which lived approximately 230 million to 220 million years ago – from the Middle to the Late Triassic Period. Its fossils were first discovered in Crosby County, Texas in 1922. Originally, it was described by Ermine Cowles Case and was thought to have belonged to a dinosaur genus named Coelophysis. However, it wasn’t until much later that it was discovered for what it really was: an archosaur.   Its name means “Post crocodile.”
In order to understand Postosuchus, then you have to understand reptiles known as archosaurs. This was a time when these reptiles were all evolving into something else. For instance, some archosaurs would later evolve into pterosaurs and some others were evolving into prehistoric crocodiles. Given this backdrop, it would appear that Postosuchus coexisted with these prehistoric crocodiles and maybe even preyed on some of them. Which may seem strange as it looked very much like a crocodile – as can be seen from Postosuchus pictures.

Which is why there was so much confusion as to Postosuchus’ classification. For tens of millions of years, all of these same groups of animals (pterosaurs, crocodiles and dinosaurs) all existed together. And why it was initially classified as a theropod dinosaur. Fortunately, after examining its ankles and its back plates, paleontologists decided it was a rauisuchid reptile.

One of the most interesting facts about Postosuchus is that it might have been able to rear up on its back legs to lunge at its prey. Which would have been a sight to see considering these animals were about 15 feet long and weighed around 1,500 pounds. It may have also been able to rise up on its legs to run – like many of the running crocodiles of the time. Although it is highly unlikely it could have traveled very far on just its two back legs. Most of the time, however, it probably stayed on all four legs and may have even swum in ancient rivers and lakes.
Northern Pike

Northern pike are circumpolar in the freshwater world of the northern hemisphere. Adult northern pike are usually solitary and highly territorial. Spawning adults will begin to move inshore or upstream to marsh areas to spawn as soon as the ice begins to break up or thaw in early spring. Spawning will normally occur during daylight hours in shallow quiet areas with a weed bottom.

Male northern pike begin courting the female pike by nudging her head region. The male northern pike then follows this head nudging behavior with multiple thrusting movements, to entice the female to extrude her eggs. As the female begins to release her eggs, the male pike will simultaneously begin to release his milt and fertilize the eggs as they settle down to the bottom.

The fertilized eggs will then hatch sometime in the next two to ﬁve weeks. Upon hatching, young pike will attach themselves to freshwater weeds and live oﬀ of their yolk sac while their mouths are still developing. Upon full development of their mouths, the young pike will feed on zooplankton and then graduate to insects and ultimately other ﬁsh and other prey. Northern pike are a prized recreational fish in the United States and an important commercial ﬁsh in Canada. In the state of Alaska they also comprise an important subsistence fishery.

It has been demonstrated that northern pike can have negative ecological impacts on aquatic ecosystems when introduced into non‐native waters.
Struthiomimus

*Struthiomimus* remains were actually known all the way back to‭ ‬1901,‭ ‬but were interpreted by Lawrence Lambe to belong to *Ornithomimus* altus,‭ ‬the first ornithomimid to be named.‭ ‬In‭ ‬1917‭ ‬however,‭ ‬Henry Fairfield Osborn‭ (‬the man who is perhaps best remembered for naming *Tyrannosaurus‭*) ‬identified key differences in the bones,‭ ‬especially the hands and renamed the remains as a new genus,‭ *‬Struthiomimus*.‭ ‬Despite the difference,‭ *‬Struthiomimus* and *Ornithomimus* are‭ ‬still‭ ‬very much like one another,‭ ‬and between them they seem to have been the two most common types of ornithomimid active in North America.

      The signature feature of *Struthiomimus* is the hand size in that the hands are proportionately longer in relation to the rest of the arm than in other known ornithomimid genera.‭ ‬With this feature in mind,‭ ‬it’s possible that *Struthiomimus* may have had a greater reliance upon using its hands for feeding,‭ ‬although like with other ornithomimids this,‭ ‬what *Struthiomimus* ate remains a mystery to be certain.

      Like with its close relatives,‭ *‬Struthiomimus* had a keratinous toothless beak in life,‭ ‬which could have been used for a variety of different feeding strategies.‭ ‬Osborn speculated that *Struthiomimus* was a selective browser that used this narrow beak to pick out the most nutritious parts of plants.‭ ‬The hands could also have been used to reach around branches and pull down more of the plant to be within range of the mouth.‭ ‬Other palaeontologists however have speculated that *Struthiomimus* may have been more insectivorous,‭ ‬using the beak to pick out large grubs and insects,‭ ‬while others have gone even further by suggesting that small reptiles like snakes and lizards as well as small primitive mammals may have also been tackled.‭ ‬Today however most prefer to think of *Struthiomimus* as an omnivore which could adapt to whatever food was available.‭

      Omnivory however is the most likely dietary preference for a relatively small dinosaur like *Struthiomimus*.‭ ‬The strictly herbivore niche would have been filled by large numbers of ceratopsian dinosaurs like *Chasmosaurus* as well as other dinosaur types like ankylosaurs such as *Euoplocephalus* and hadrosaurs like *Edmontonsaurus*.‭ ‬The predatory niche would have also been filled by large tyrannosaurs such as *Albertosaurus* as well as smaller dromaeosaurs like *Dromaeosaurus*.‭ ‬But by moving between these groups and adapting to different conditions,‭ ‬*Struthiomimus* would be able to coexist with these other forms,‭ ‬perhaps going some way to explain the large number of ornithomimid remains in general.

      The classification of *Struthiomimus* is a little muddled with many of the named species that were named throughout the twentieth century‭ ‬being reassigned to other ornithomimid genera.‭ ‬The‭ ‬2010‭ ‬renaming of *Ornithomimus edmontonicus* to *Struthiomimus edmontonicus* by Gregory S.‭ ‬Paul has so far not found wide acceptance amongst‭ ‬palaeontologists and as such‭ *‬edmontonicus* usually remains attributed to *Ornithomimus*
Надзиратель (Тыквоголовый)

## Надзиратель

**Надзиратель** или **Тыквоголовый** *(также известный как **Иррациональный Монстр**)* - Существо подземных ходов и туннелей Басястополя, из вселенной B&P, созданной Алексеем Кришавицким.

## Появления

### Безумные Истории

* Они уже здесь...
* Иррациональный страх
* Lumen Aeternum

## История

### Безумные Истории

#### Они уже здесь...

Появляется в конце эпизода, уже направляясь в сторону Бони, Миши и Бомжа. Его разоблачает случайное моргание света в туннеле.

#### Иррациональный страх

Направляясь в сторону Бони с Мишей и Бомжой. Они раздумывают что сделать с этим существом, Бони решается использовать магнум, заряжая в него три патрона. После чего всаживает их все в голову Надзирателя. Но, на нём это никак не сказывается, голова надзирателя является полой, а кролики сидят только в теле этого существа. Через мгновение надзиратель приходит в себя, раздавливая случайное кролика, который смотрел на него при помощи своей кувалды, продолжая приближаться к беглецам. Пытаясь выломать дверь вагона.

Миша придумывает рисковый план, который правда не дослужился рассказать своим напарникам, хотя они поняли его без слов. Миша с другой стороны вагона, кричит людям сверху, которые уже начинают застраивать образовавшуюся дыру. Покм, услышав его голос приказывает добить "алкоголика". Кролики сбрасывают в дыру динамит, который Миша успевает перехватить в самом низу и бросает в Надзирателя. После чего тот разрывается, после чего становиться видно, что Надзиратель состоял из троих кроликов. Правда, после взрыва, пол на котором был состав начинает рушится, и вагон с беглецами падает ещё на один ярус ниже.

#### Lumen Aeternum

Кролики вышедшие из богом забытого вагона, по пути рядом с пропастью, обнаруживают останки, Надзирателя. А конкретно, его голову, которая оказывается тыквой, обмотанной тканью.

## Интересные факты

* Полуофициальное название Тыквоголового, "Надзиратель", было взято с заглавной темы тыквоголового, трека Алекса "Overseers" *(в переводе "надзиратели"), в то время как "Тыквоголовый" от того, что голова надзирателя является тыквой.*

## Галерея

Надзиратель раздавливает кроликаУничтожение НадзирателяОстанки НадзирателяПалитра Надзирателя в бывшей студии Алекса
Christmas in Yellowstone

**Christmas in Yellowstone**, a breathtaking look at wintertime deep within America’s first national park.

Stretching across more than 2.2 million acres of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho is one of the greatest expanses of unspoiled nature and wildlife anywhere on Earth — Yellowstone National Park. Designated America’s first national park in 1872, Yellowstone now receives almost three million visitors each year. Yet only a small fraction of those who glimpse the park’s stunning vistas, geological wonders, and animal residents do so during the winter months, a time when nature’s inhospitality is matched only by its serenity.

NATURE follows in the snowy footprints of Yellowstone’s red foxes, spies on the predatory warfare of wolves and elk, and climbs into the den of a grizzly bear that gives birth to two cubs while deep in hibernation. In addition to mesmerizing footage of landscapes and wildlife, trail alongside author and photographer Tom Murphy, who has been coming to Yellowstone for the past 26 winters, camping and photographing amid the silence and solitude of the park. And go behind the scenes with filmmaker Shane Moore to find out how he kept up with Murphy during an at times harrowing trek, reminiscent of the legendary John Colter’s first journey into the park nearly two hundred years ago.
Эпизод 2 (Безумные Истории)

## Безумные Истории: Эпизод второй

**Безумные Истории - Эпизод 2** *(Часть 2)* - вторая серия Безумных Историй, под авторством Алексея Кришавицкого, в сеттинге вселенной B&P.

## Предыстория

В прошлом эпизоде, базу сопротивления, под руководством Бони Монкевича, была неизвестным способом вскрыта правительством, Бони и его соратники бежали на поезд, и выехали в сторону пригорода, в надежде скрыться.

## Краткое содержание

Поезд беглецов продолжал двигаться в направлении побега из города. Бони и Миша собираются разделывать кролика, которого они утащили со своей базы, Миша даже предлагает закусить этим кроликом, но Бони отговаривает его.

Их отвлекает Бомж, у которого несварения, он уходит в туалет, забирая монтировку Бони, и запираясь в нём, Бони и Бомж начинают разборку, в то время как Миша обнаруживает что у кролика отгрызана часть уха.

Тем временем к составу беглецов подъезжает поезд, с кроликами на борту для атаки на наш состав. После недолгих раздумий, кролики начинают налепляться на состав беглецов, пытаясь прорваться к Мише и Брикаке, помимо этого разбредаясь по краше всего состава. Один кролик пытается залезть в окно одного из пассажирских вагонов, в котором оказывается Псих, который через мгновение уложил кролика спатоньки.

Бомж после того как сделал свои дела, и начиная умывать свои руки обнаруживает что в унитазе находится кролик, который до чёртиков его пугает. После чего Бомж с помощью монтировки приканчивает кролика, правда сломав монтировку.

После этого возникает неожиданный взрыв и вагон в котором находится Бони и Миша дрожит, и кролик которого Бони и Миша собирались препарировать падает в камин и сгорает дотла.

## Использованная музыка

* Half Life 2 OST - Apprehension and Evasion

## Галерея

Безумные Истории - часть 2Эпизод на официальном YouTube-канале, Alex Crish's Toxic Waste
Barn Owl

The Barn Owl is a medium-sized raptor, a nocturnal bird of prey like other owls. Raptors have strong grasping talons for killing prey, and a hooked upper beak for tearing meat. The Barn Owl has a white heart-shaped face and white chest with small brown spots. The back is tawny, marked with black and white spots. Barn Owl have a long wingspan and are silent in flight. The male and female display similar plumage, but females are larger, darker, and more spotted than males. They are 32-40 cm (13-16 in) tall, which is smaller than the size of a Red-tailed Hawk. The wingspan is 100-125 cm (39-49 in) - about the armspan of a child. The Barn Owl is one of the most widely distributed birds in the world, found on all continents except Antarctica. The Barn Owl occupies a wide range of habitats and altitudes, including deserts, grasslands, forests, agricultural fields and urban areas. This species is common in most habitats throughout the state. They are found around agricultural areas or basalt cliffs, as well as forest openings, wetlands, and other open spaces. In winter, they roost in dense conifers or barns. Barn Owls build nests in hollow trees, cliff cavities, in buildings, and nest boxes. They do not build a true nest, but much of the debris around the nest, including pellets, is formed into a depression. The female lays 2-11 eggs (usually about 5), and incubates them for 29-34 days.

The young start to fly at about 60 days. They return to the nest site at night for a few weeks after their first flight. The Barn Owl has excellent low-light vision, and can easily find prey at night by sight. Its ability to locate prey by sound alone is the best of any animal that has ever been tested. Hunts at night, and can catch mice in complete darkness.

Barn Owl ScreechingBarn Owl with Mouse killBarn Owl Chicks
Beaver

Beavers are among the largest living rodents in the world. They have thick fur, webbed feet and flattened scale-covered tails. With powerful jaws and strong teeth, they fell trees in order to build homes and dams, often changing their environment in ways few other animals can. In fact, the idioms "busy as a beaver" and "eager beaver" are synonymous with being industrious and hardworking.

They use the secretions from these glands, a musk-like substance called castoreum, to mark territory.

These large rodents move with an ungainly waddle on land but are graceful in the water, where they use their large, webbed rear feet like swimming fins and their paddle-shaped tails like rudders. These attributes allow beavers to swim at speeds of up to five miles an hour. They can remain underwater for 15 minutes without surfacing, and have a set of transparent eyelids that function much like goggles. Their fur is naturally oily and waterproof.

There are two species of beavers, which are found in the forests of North America, Europe, and Asia. These animals are active all winter, swimming, and foraging in their ponds even when a layer of ice covers the surface.
Northern Cardinal

The northern cardinal is so well loved that it has been named the official bird of no fewer than seven U.S. states. Bright red cardinals are easily identified by even casual bird watchers, and are often seen frequenting backyards and bird feeders. When foraging elsewhere the birds eat insects, seeds, grain, fruit, and sap. Cardinals, also called “redbirds,” do not migrate and have traditionally been more common in warmer climes such as the U.S. southeast. However, in recent decades they have expanded their common range north through the United States and even into Canada. This population growth may be due to an increase in winter birdfeeders and to the bird's ability to adapt to parks and suburban human habitats. Only males sport the brilliant red plumage for which their species is known. The color is a key to mating success—the brighter the better. Females are an attractive tan/gray. Cardinals are active songbirds and sing a variety of different melodies.

Males can be aggressive when defending their territory, and they frequently attack other males who intrude. This tendency sometimes leads cardinals to fly into glass windows, when they charge an “intruding bird” that is really their own reflection.

Cardinals are fairly social and join in flocks that may even include birds of other species. During mating season, however, groups dissolve into pairs. Male birds feed their monogamous partners as they incubate clutches of eggs—typically three per season.
Least SandPiper

Least Sandpipers are tiny sandpipers with round bodies and relatively short, pointed wings. They have thin-tipped, slightly decurved bills and slim, medium-length legs. Least Sandpipers feed on invertebrates in the mud and sand along the edges of water. They often gather in loose flocks and frequently join other species, but they tend to be in smaller groups and feed toward drier edges than other small sandpipers. Least Sandpipers feed on mudflats and the edges of water bodies. They tend to favor muddier shores and estuaries than other sandpipers, and are not common on ocean beaches. They breed in wet tundra and interrupted boreal forest across much of northern North America.
Fox Sparrow

The fox sparrow feeds on the ground like a towhee. Pishing may bring the Fox into the open, but often it approaches cautiously from dense cover. Polytypic. Length 7". This large, chunky sparrow has a medium-length tail, a large head, and a thick-based bill. Its plumage is highly variable by subspecies. Generally, it is dark above, with pale underparts that are heavily marked by dark triangular spots, which coalesce to form a central breast spot. Most subspecies have a reddish rump and tail; reddish coloring in the wings. Fox sparrows comprise 4 fairly distinct subspecies groups that differ by consistent plumage traits, range, and voice. Some authorities consider these subspecies to be separate species. Identification to exact subspecies is rarely possible, given clinal variation, extreme similarity of certain subspecies, and the occurrence of intergrade populations. Key features of each group are overall upperparts coloration; color and extent of spotting below; presence of back streaking; bill size and color; and call note. The “red” fox sparrow is occasionally confused with the hermit thrush, but note the “red” fox’s bill shape, streaked flanks, streaked back, and different behavior. The Lincoln’s and song sparrows are both smaller, with thinner bills, sharper breast streaking and proportionately longer tails; and they are as likely to be found in grassy or weedy areas than in wooded thickets. Call: large-billed Pacific subspecies give a sharp *chink* call, like the California towhee’s; others give a *tschup* note, similar to but louder than the Lincoln’s sparrow’s, and similar to but softer than the brown thrasher’s. Flight note: high, rising *seeep*, given commonly on ground and in thickets. Song: sweet, melodic, warble composed of 7 or more phrases: for example, *too-weet-wiew too-weet tuck-soo-weet-wiew*. Sweeter in the northern reddish subspecies; includes harsher or buzzy trills in other subspecies.  Common. Winters south to northwest Mexico; the “thick-billed” breeds in northern Baja California. Breeding: dense willow and alder thickets (“red”); montane willow and alder thickets (“slate-colored”) or coastal forests and thickets (“sooty”); montane thickets and chaparral (“thick-billed”). Winter: undergrowth and dense thickets in coniferous or mixed woodlands, chaparral. Migration: fall migration late September–late November; Spring migration mid-February–late April. “Red” migrates several weeks earlier in the spring and later in the fall than western groups do.
Agujon Needlefish

The Agujon Needlefish, like other Needlefish species, has an elongated body and a stout beak that is long, slender, and upcurved. They have many sharp, pointed teeth as well. They are known not to have gill rakers.

The tail fin on this fish species is deeply forked, and their dorsal fins have a long base. The coloring on their bodies is dark blue on the back and silvery below. A blue stripe runs over along their flanks.

The Agujon Needlefish mature at about 18 to 20 inches in length, but commonly found at 35 inches. The heaviest one on record weighs about 8 pounds and measures at about 5 feet. The Agujon Needlefish is a carnivore and planktivore, known to feed on small bony fishes and zooplankton.
Caribou

Caribou, also called reindeer, are found in northern regions of North America, Europe, Asia, and Greenland. As summer approaches, caribou herds head north in one of the world's great large-animal migrations. They may travel more than 600 miles along well trod annual routes. At the end of their journey, they spend the summer feeding on the abundant grasses and plants of the tundra. In these rich grounds, an adult caribou can eat 12 pounds of food each day.

During migration, herds of cows (female caribou) leave several weeks before the males, who follow with yearling calves from the previous birthing season. Caribou have large hooves that are useful tools for life in the harsh northlands. They are big enough to support the animal's bulk on snow and to paddle it efficiently through the water. The hoof's underside is hollowed out like a scoop and used for digging through the snow in search of food. Its sharp edges give the animal good purchase on rocks or ice.

Caribou are the only deer in which male and females both have antlers—though only some females have them. Cows have one calf each year, which can stand after only a few minutes and move on with its mother by the next day.

When the first snows fall each year, the caribou turn south and complete a migration that sees them travel as many as 1,600 miles each year. They spend the winter in more sheltered climes and survive by feeding on lichens.

Caribou are traditionally vital to indigenous northern people throughout much of their range.