Manustrapdoor joshuai

*****Manustrapdoora joshuai***** (meaning Joshua's trapdoor hands in Latin or Greek) are one of the surviving species of The End Of Times Extinction Event. It survived for the same reason as every other Survivor, it evolved special abilities similar to that of the naked mole rat to help it survive. The average length of a female is about a foot-and-a-half long, while the males average length is 10 inches long. The females are usually 6in tall, while the males are five inches tall. The females are about 7in wide while the males is about 6in wide. The average lifespan is estimated 40 Earth years for females, and 30 earth years for males.

## Evolution

They evolved from *Manustrapdoora epizon*. It is distinguished from epizon by the fact that the whisacle holes in the skull are bigger. They evolved around 333mya during the extinction event and survived until 330mya, it's cause of Extinction being out competed by the species that evolved from it as well as other species in the environment. It would never go on to give rise to a new genus or family or order or even a new class, it only ever evolved into more species of Manustrapdoora.

## Anatomy

This species has no major anatomical differences from any other species of the genus.

## Habitat

They can be found in fast-moving freshwater Rapids, but some have been found in ocean deposits as well, there has been a huge debate on whether or not this means they lived in the ocean or if their bodies just got carried down there from the fast-moving Rapid River, but evidence such as the whisacles being a bit thicker then what is normal for this genus implies that they were adapted to live in other places than just fast-moving Rapids. So maybe they can live in the ocean, but this is still up to debate.

## Diet

Considering their method of hunting they were probably 100% carnivorous and ate absolutely no plants. Their method of hunting is to sit and wait inside a burrow with their hands usually covering the opening, only jumping out when a prey items swims by, since plants don't often come by they probably would never catch a plant because unlike other Genera under this family these ones don't move a whole lot, they usually stay in their Burrows meaning they're not occasionally walking around and happening upon water plants to eat them. So yeah 100% carnivorous.

## Breeding

They reproduce by touching cloacas together and releasing gametes. First the male crawls out of his burrow to go find a mate. The male can tell when it's a female if it's bigger than him. Once it finds a mate, usually be a sense of smell and not site, it will wait for a prey item to come by and when she grabs a hold of that prey item he slips into the hole and begins The Mating process. The reason why he has to do it like this is because if he just tried to go right in she would eat him. After the mating process is done he better get out of there, eight times out of ten the males typically get eaten. After the female lays her eggs in her burrow she will then leave the burrow and build a new one. Once the eggs hatch some of them will eat each other the rest will swim out of the burrow and start their own lives.

## Adaptations

Their most notable adaptations are their naked mole rat-like ability to slow down or even stop all bodily functions in times when there's not much oxygen, and they're big hands that they can use as doors to their burrows. Their minor adaptation would be that their whisacles are a bit thicker and maybe even a bit longer than the species they just evolved from, this is because they started to move away from the fast-moving rapid environment that their whole genus had been accustomed to and started to live in more calm Waters.

## Threats

They had a few more threats then there River dwelling cousins, because not only were they found in not so rapid moving Waters they're often found in the ocean meaning they had to deal with threats such as Hharks, Wlacoderms, Ramfovaridae, *Ilektrika pezoporos*, carnivorous worms, and many more. But because they are shy introverts that usually don't come out of their burrows they typically go unnoticed.

## Additional Information

**Discovery**: it was discovered by Dr. Joshua Wilsonn whlie he was searching for Jürgen Müller's now deceased ex-wife Yuliana Ivanova. Well he was searching the area, which belong to a blue Aununa farmer, the farmer said that he found a fossil on his land and that he would sell it to him for a few thousand dollars.

**Name of the person who discovered it**: Dr. Joshua Wilsonn.

**Jokes**: N/A

**Intelligents Level**: average animal intelligence.

**Can you eat it or no?**: No, because it's already dead.

**Assessment**: It was too small to really do any major damage, but if it just so happened to scratch or bite the femoral artery, or any other major blood vessel, it is possible you could bleed out, but the chances of that were slim to none, because like all Manustrapdoora this species was probably an introvert it would rather run away than fight. So mostly safe. 👍

## Taxonomy

Domain: Exogiinosefkaryotis

Kingdom: Animalisaliena

Subkingdom: Enmetazoae

Phylum: Xenochordata

Subphylum: Psariaskoulikion

Magaclass: Epithymia

Superclass: Skoulikionpsaria

Class: Ostikiepithymia

Subclass: Efchimelovo

Order: Psithyrismenoprosopoiformes

Suborder: Programmataanichnefsiskatoidei

Clade: **Idiotamcaptionemviventem**

Subclade: Ourapterygio

Section: Mobileidiotamcaptionem

Family: Arpaktikoaltidae

Tribe: Arpaktikoaltini

Genus: **Manustrapdoora**

Subgenus: Kakomatia

Species: **Manustrapdoora joshuai**

\*\*Subspecies under **Manustrapdoora joshuai**\*\*

Subspecies: Manustrapdoora joshuai joshuai

Subspecies: Manustrapdoora joshuai katoikospotamou

Subspecies: Manustrapdoora joshuai katoikostouokeanou

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