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Victory

Victory is a dolphin and character in Ocean League.

### Appearance

Victory is a Light Blue and Green Dolphin with Purple Eyes and Pink Lightning Bolt Patterns. He also wears a Candy Cane Crown and holds a Trident. Sometimes, when in battle he will wear Lionfish Armor and a Lionfish Helmet

### Personality

He is very fast and good at Splash and Dash racing. He claims that he can win Splash and Dash 10 times in a row. He wants to rid the Ocean of the Phantoms. He has developed a crush on the Dolphin Alpha Tavie ever since he freed her from the Phantoms using Aqua Crystals. This leads to him coming to every single one of the Jolly Oysters Concerts.

### Goals

Victory wants to drive the Phantoms out of the Ocean. This leads him to founding a League called the Tridential League.

### Relationships

#### Tavie

Victory is great friends with Tavie, all though because Tavie is in a band and is an Alpha, they don't get to see each other often except for at Tavie's Concerts. This upsets him, as Victory had developed a crush on Tavie, always wanting to see her more often.

#### Nightwing

Victory and Nightwing have been good friends for a while, but often Victory is irritated because he is always talking about " earning loot" and "getting more tridents" making Victory think all he cares about is getting treasure while Victory's intentions for the Tridential League was to stop the Phantoms and free the Oceans of the rotten Phantoms. Victory often thinks Nightwing is out of his mind because he is always making up weird things. He made up a "ranking" system claiming that they're only the Epic Rank and he wants to take down the Bottlenose Brigade to rank up. This greatly upsets Victory, as he doesn't want anything happening to his allies, the Bottlenose Brigade. Another time, Victory put down a Dolphin Statue in their base and then Nightwing made up a story about it. He claimed it was a statue of the "Forgotten Alpha" named Laps who was kicked out of the Alphas because he was caught trying to steal the "legendary trident." Victory, eager to see him say something completely impossible, continuously asked what happened to his Heartstone. Nightwing responded saying it was crushed, while Victory knew he was lying because Tavie still has the Dolphin Heartstone.

#### Bottlenose Brigade

Victory is allies with the Bottlenose Brigade as he worked with them a few years ago when he freed Tavie from the Phantoms.

### Trivia

* Victory being really good at Splash and Dash is because the user who roleplays as Victory, romeo51637, is incredibly good at Splash and Dash and can achieve first place 10 times in a row on the Pro mode of Splash and Dash.
Long-tailed Weasel

## Other info

Although their breeding season is in July and August, the fetus does not begin to grow until March. In autumn they shed their fur and grow in a white winter coat. Once spring arrives, they shed this winter coat and grow in their brown summer coat. Mothers are known to sometimes become pregnant with their next litter of kits even while they are still nursing their current litter.
African Grass Owl

### Social

Occasionally roosts nearby other breeding pairs, forming a small, loose group called a party.

### Breeding Season

December to August, mostly during February to April

## Other info

They do not build nests, rather they create roosts in tall grass by stomping it down, in parties they may create paths toward the other roosts this way. Owlets usually fledge at the age of 1 month and 1 week to 1 month and 3 weeks, but don't become fully independent from their parents until the age of 2 months and 2 weeks.
Reindeer

### Breeding Season

Usually starts on September 20th, although it can be delayed until October 1st. Ends on December 1st.

### Lifespan

13-18 years for females and captive males, males in the wild have a shorter lifespan of 8-18 years.

### Sleeping Schedule

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

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Domestic Life
* Arctic
* Santa and his Reindeer

## Other info

During late spring, wild reindeer will migrate farther north for the summer. Once the first snows of Winter fall, they will migrate back south.

Males will have begun shedding their antlers anywhere between November and January and will have completed shedding their antlers three weeks after that. Females begin shedding their antlers anywhere between March and June 21st and finish shedding three weeks after they begin. Males regrow their antlers in Spring while females regrow theirs in Autumn.**\***

When reindeer grow antlers, they are covered in skin, blood vessels and fur. This is called antler velvet. When the velvet dries up, the reindeer rub their antlers against rocks and trees to shed the velvet.

**\*Author's note: I don't know for 100% sure if female reindeer actually do regrow theirs in Autumn, this is just a guess as I can't find the exact season or time they regrow their antlers.**
Barn Owl

### Social

Barn owls without a mate will be solitary, but after finding a mate they stay together for life.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Sinai Peninsula
* Plains of North America
* South African Savanna
* Welcome to the Farm!
* Forests of Ukraine
* Waterfall Glen

## Other info

They build nests out of their own owl pellets and will lay an egg every 2-3 days until their clutch is complete. Only the mother incubates, the father will bring her food during the incubation period so that she does not have to leave the nest.

After the owlets have hatched, the mother will stay with them, still relying on the father to bring them food until they reach the age of 2 weeks, which is when she resumes hunting as well. The owlets don't learn to fly until they reach the age of about 2 months.
Golden Jackal

### Diet

Meat, plants, eggs, fish, bugs and fruit. They are comfortable both scavenging and hunting prey for themselves.

### Social

Lives in family packs consisting of mother, father and their pups. Usually hunts cooperatively when possible.

### Sleeping Schedule

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

## Other info

Females are often aggressive to one another.
Brown Bear

### Diet

Seeds, roots, fruit, plants, mushrooms, meat, fish and bugs. They are opportunistic eaters and are comfortable with both scavenging and hunting.

### Ready to breed

4-5 years, females become infertile at the age of 25-29 years

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Arctic
* Welcome to the Farm!
* Forests of Ukraine
* Domestic Life
* Mountains of Russia

## Other info

They can hybridize with Polar Bears, the result being a Grolar Bear.

Females will usually get pregnant any chance they get as long as their previous litter has already dispersed, not usually caring too much about who the father is as long as he's not too closely related to her.

Males, during the breeding season, will guard the female he wants to breed with from rival males. Cubs will usually stay with their mother until they turn 3 years old, although they may leave her as early as 2 years and 6 months after birth, and as late as 3 years and 6 months after birth.

Males see cubs as food regardless of whether he's the father of those cubs, so mothers must be careful around males and be sure to defend their cubs the best they can from them.

Brown bears have excellent sight, hearing and sense of smell. They are diurnal and "hibernate" during the winter.
Pale-throated Three-toed Sloth

**Due to a lack of information about this species, some information displayed on the info box may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Other info

They are able to hang onto branches so securely with their hooked claws, that they can even remain hanging on the branch for some time after they die. They spend the vast majority of their lifetimes in the trees, usually only climbing down to defecate. They are surprisingly good swimmers and do not do well in captivity.

They have very flexible necks and are capable of turning and bending their head backwards.

At birth, babies have a full coat of fur and open eyes. They begin to eat solids at the age of 3 weeks, but aren't fully weaned until at least a week after they ate their first solid food.
Pachyrhinosaurus Canadensis

**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.**

## Pachyrhinosaurus Canadensis

### Social

Lives in herds consisting of a dominant male, many females and their pachlets.

### Sleeping Schedule

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

### Social

They live in flocks and are comfortable laying eggs in the same nest as other ducks

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Domestic Life
* Welcome to the Farm

## Recognized Breeds

### American Pekin Duck

They usually start laying eggs at the age of 5-6 months and are a multi-purpose breed, great for companionship, eggs or meat. They can breed year-round, although they rarely go broody so pekin ducklings usually have to be hand-raised. Those raised for meat are usually slaughtered at the age of 2 months, but if they are allowed to live, their lifespan is usually around 8-12 years. They are usually incapable of flight, but some smaller and/or lighter individuals may be able to fly a little.

### Muscovy Duck

They usually start laying eggs at the age of 7 months and their breeding season lasts from August to May. They are prone to going broody and are generally very good mothers. They are kept primarily for meat or companionship, and although many muscovy keepers also enjoy their eggs, they don't lay nearly as much as more egg-specialized breeds and are not a good option for those looking to keep ducks primarily for their eggs. Those raised for meat are usually slaughtered at the age of 3-4 months, but if they are allowed to live, their lifespan is usually around 20 years. Unlike most domestic duck breeds, they are excellent flyers and will even roost in trees.

### Call Duck

They can breed year-round and are prone to going broody. They start laying eggs at the age of 4-6 months, and because of their loud, high-pitched quacks, they were historically used by hunters to lure wild ducks. This practice was so effective that it was eventually banned, so today they are primarily kept as companions. They usually live 4-15 years, and unlike most domestic duck breeds, they are very good flyers.

### Indian Runner Duck

They can breed year-round, but they rarely go broody, so their ducklings usually have to be hand-raised. They are a multi-purpose breed, great for companionship, eggs or meat. They usually start laying eggs at the age of 4 months and are incapable of flight. Their lifespan is 8-12 years.

### Rouen Duck

They are not very good at flying and will usually start laying eggs at the age of 6-7 months. They can breed year-round and are primarily kept for meat or companionship. Those raised for meat are usually slaughtered at the age of 9 months, but if they are allowed to live, their lifespan is usually around 8-12 years. They are prone to going broody and make excellent mothers.
Eastern Gray Squirrel

## Other info

### Diet

They eat mostly nuts, flowers and plants, but will also eat fruit, bones, meat, eggs, mushrooms, bugs and seeds, bugs being an especially important part of the young squirrel's diet. They are comfortable with cannibalism and are considered a pest by farmers as they may eat crops such as wheat & corn, especially during the winter.
Cretaceous in China

## About

**This roleplay takes place in a Chinese taiga 125 million years ago, in between the Barremian and the Aptian stages.**

## Members

Adira (Bamboogummy) (Female, no eggs) (Tarbosaurus Bataar) (Brown scales with orange eyes) (15 years, 1 week and 4 days old)

Jester (Djessevol4) (Male) (Microraptor Zhaoianus) (Iridescent black feathers and dark brown eyes) (3 years and 1 day old)

Hua (Bamboogummy) (Male) (Microraptor Zhaoianus) (Iridescent black feathers and hot pink eyes, wears a pink flower crown on his head and many pink flowers in his tail) (3 years and 1 day old)

Ming (Bamboogummy) (Female) (Luanchuanraptor Henanensis) (White and medium blue feathers with tan eyes) (8 years and 1 day old) (She had a mate once, but he was killed and eaten by a fox when she was 7 years old. Before then, she had had many chicks with him.)

Katrina (Katoborealis) (Female) (Red Fox) (Gray fur with dark gray markings, pastel green eyes, wears a flower crown of white roses) (Age unknown, most likely between the age of 1 and 6 years) (UNFINISHED CHARACTER)

Mint (Mintmango) (Male) (Snow Leopard) (Gray fur with white chest and belly, dark gray rosettes and pastel blue eyes) (7 years and 1 day old)

Zhihao (Bamboogummy) (Male) (Saurolophus Angustirostris) (Brown and white with emerald green eyes and bright blue crest) (10 years old)

## List of Playable Creatures

* Tarbosaurus Bataar
* Luanchuanraptor Henanensis
* Oviraptor Philoceratops
* Citipati Osmolskae
* Gigantoraptor Erlianensis
* Yutyrannus Huali
* Microraptor Zhaoianus
* Red Fox
* Wild Yak
* Gray Wolf
* Red Panda
* Panda Bear
* Mountain Hare
* Saurolophus Angustirostris
* Eurasian Lynx
* Snow Leopard

## Current Living Conditions

Date: January 12th, Year 1

Season: Winter

Weather: It's windy, the ground is covered in snow, the sky is clear and the temperature is -33 degrees Fahrenheit.

Time: Night

## Events

3/24/2021 (The roleplay was founded!)

6/6/2021 (Snow died after eating bamboo)

6/6/2021 (Snowball was killed and eaten by Tian)

6/6/2021 (Tian drowned in a lake after tripping and falling in while she was fleeing from Charlie.)

1/1/2022 (Yak was killed by a pack of wolves.)

12/11/2022 (Cereal starved to death)

1/1/2022 (Charlie travelled far away to a different taiga.)

1/3/2023 (Star was killed and eaten by a yutyrannus)

8/4/2023 (Chloe contracted a fatal disease and died.)

1/4/2024 (Rome was killed in a fight with another tod.)

1/4/2024 (Snowyclaw was killed in a fight with another hare.)
Siberian Tiger

### Who raises babies?

Mostly mom, dad may visit on occasion and sometimes even brings them food, but usually remains pretty distant as long as their mom's around to take care of them. If the mom dies or is otherwise no longer available to raise them, dad may step in to raise the cubs and teach them how to hunt. Dad is very respectful of mom and cubs and usually lets them eat first.

## Other info

Male tigers will often kill cubs that aren't theirs.
Broad-winged Hawk

### Social

Those without a mate are solitary until they find a mate. Upon finding a mate, they will remain together until death parts them.

## Other info

Both mother and father work together to build a nest out of sticks, bark and moss located in a tree. It usually takes 2 weeks to a month to finish building the nest. Once it's time to start laying the eggs, the mother will usually lay one every 1-2 days until the clutch is complete. The task of incubating the eggs & later brooding the newly hatched eyases is left solely up to the mother, while the father brings them food.

Once the eyases are a week old, the mother no longer needs to brood them and will start hunting to feed them as well. The eyases will fledge at the age of 1 month and 1 week to 1 month and 2 weeks, but will remain near their parents for another month or two before becoming fully independent. They usually catch their first prey at the age of 1 month and 3 weeks.

Surinamese broad-winged hawks will usually remain there year-round and will not migrate, but the broad-winged hawks of Waterfall Glen will begin the migration south some time during September to October. They usually arrive at their destination one month after the beginning of the migration. In March, they will begin the migration back north to their breeding grounds.
Siberian Ibex

### Social

Females and their kids live in herds, males can be solitary or live in all-male herds, older males especially tend to be solitary. Male kids will eventually leave their herd to join an all-male group or become solitary once old enough.

### Ready to breed

Females at 1 year and 6 months at earliest, 2 years at latest. Males at 3-5 years. Females usually wait until they are at least 2 years old before breeding.

### Lifespan

Males live 14-22 years, females live 17-22 years

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Himalayas
* Mountains of Russia

## Other info

Kids are weaned at the age of 5-8 months.
American Black Bear

### Sleeping Schedule

Nocturnal when living in areas without brown bears, diurnal when living in areas with brown bears

## Other info

A male and female will stay together for at least a few hours, up to several days after breeding, but will part ways after that so the female may raise her cubs alone. In autumn, American black bears will begin preparation for hibernation by eating 4 times more than what they used to eat on spring and summer days. It varies by climate when exactly American black bears begin hibernation and how long it lasts.

Usually, an American black bear will go into hibernation whenever food becomes too scarce, and leave hibernation whenever food has become abundant enough. If an American black bear is endangered during hibernation, they will wake up to get themselves out of danger.
Greater Egyptian Jerboa

## Other info

They sleep in burrows lined with animal hair (especially camel hair), shredded plants and plant wool. They often groom themselves and take sand baths to stay clean. They are very good diggers and very rarely need to drink water, as they get enough water from their diet.

Females usually breed only once a year, but males may breed with many different females every year. Pups are born blind, deaf, with a short tail and no fur. Their limbs are also the same length at birth.

They learn to walk on all fours at the age of 1 month, open their eyes at the age of 1 month and 1 week, wean at the age of 1 month and 2 weeks and transition to hopping on their hind legs at the age of 1 month, 2 weeks and 3 days.

They become fully independent from their mother at the age of 2 months.
Fancy Mouse

### Social

They live in colonies consisting of one male and many females. It is best not to house multiple male mice together.

### Ready to breed

3 months, mothers shouldn't have pups past the age of 8 months

### Who raises babies?

Mostly mom, sometimes dad helps too. Pups are often nursed not only by their own mother but other females in the cage as well.

## Other info

They are the domesticated subspecies of house mice.
European Badger

### Breeding Season

Can breed at any time, mostly during January, February, March, May, July, June and August.

## Other info

They live in large burrow systems, called setts, which are lined with grass, straw, hay and ferns to help keep the badgers inside warm. A mother badger may become pregnant as much as 9 months after having last met with the father of her cubs. Cubs remain inside the sett until reaching the age of 3 months, which is when they venture outside the sett for the first time.

### Social Structure

Although some badgers comfortably live solitary lives, some live in clans consisting of a single dominant breeding pair and many subordinate badgers. When resources are abundant, subordinate badgers may be allowed to breed by the dominant breeding pair, but otherwise it is only the dominant breeding pair who is allowed to breed. Sometimes, the dominant mother of the clan may kill the cubs of subordinate badgers. It is not common for badgers to disperse from their clan, but sometimes it does happen, especially in areas with lower badger populations.
Red-eared Slider

### Diet

Mostly plants, will also eat fish and meat especially when they're young. They are comfortable both hunting and scavenging, but adults will only do so when there are no tasty plants nearby.

### Social

Solitary, usually tolerates the presence of other red-eared sliders

## Other info

Clutches which hatch in cooler nests tend to be entirely male, while clutches which hatch in warmer nests tend to be entirely female.
Eastern Wild Turkey

Pictured above are three hens

### Social

Females live in flocks with other females & their poults, upon reaching the age of 7 months young males leave their natal flock to join an all-male flock instead.

### Ready to breed

Males at the age of 7 months, females at the age of 1-2 years. Males are rarely able to compete with older males until the age of at least 2 years.

## Other info

Hens will temporarily leave their flock to incubate & raise their poults alone until the poults are 2 weeks old, which is when they learn to fly and the hen rejoins her flock alongside her poults.
Elasmosaurus Platyurus

**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.**

## Elasmosaurus Platyurus

### Sleeping Schedule

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

## Other info

They were incapable of going on land without almost immediately dying, and were also incapable of swimming in the opposite direction they were looking.
Marsh Crocodile

**Due to a lack of information about this species, some information displayed on this page may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Other info

Eggs are laid in burrows, which may be dug by either the mother or father, but only the mother will incubate the eggs & tend to the nest. Marsh crocodiles of all ages will dig and take shelter in burrows when temperatures drop below 41 degrees Fahrenheit or exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

The gender of hatchlings is determined by nest temperature. An all-female clutch is produced in temperatures of 82.4-87.8 degrees Fahrenheit, an all-male clutch may be produced in temperatures of 90.5 degrees Fahrenheit and above, and mixed gender clutches may be produced at temperatures of 88.7-91.4 degrees Fahrenheit.

Until the age of 1 year, young marsh crocodiles are unable to defend themselves and will hide when they sense danger, relying on their mother to help defend them if they are discovered. Once the young ones turn 1, they become independent from their mother.
Northern Short-tailed Shrew

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 1 month, 2 weeks and 2 days, males at the age of 2 months and 5 days

### Sleeping Schedule

They can be awake at any time, and are only slightly more prone to nocturnality than diurnality.

## Other info

At the age of 3 weeks and 4 days, pups are weaned and become independent from their mother. Their saliva is venomous, this venom being potent enough to kill animals slightly larger than the northern short-tailed shrew. Mothers will usually give birth twice, sometimes three times a year. They are burrowing animals, and are comfortable with both digging their own burrows or using premade ones such as abandoned mouse burrows.
Moose

A bull moose pictured above.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Arctic
* Forests of Ukraine
* Mountains of Russia

## Other info

Calves are weaned at the age of 5 months, but their mother will usually stay with them until they reach the age of one year, which is when the mother will say goodbye to their calves.

Cows will usually choose to give birth once a year. Bulls typically shed their antlers between the middle of December and late January. Five months later, their antlers will have grown back bigger than before.
Mule Deer

### Social

Females live in herds with their fawns & other females, often related, while males leave their natal herd at the age of 1 year to either become solitary or join an all-male herd.

### Litter Size

First-time mothers usually have just one, afterward they usually have two.

### Ready to breed

18 months, males rarely get the chance to breed until the age of 3-4 years

## Other info

Does are known to be eager to adopt distressed fawns, even if the doe does not currently have any fawns of her own. Not only will they adopt mule deer fawns, but even white-tailed fawns.
Southeast African Cheetah

## Other info

Males are territorial, but females are not. Cubs begin to accompany their mother on hunts at the age of 1 month and 1 weeks to 1 month and 2 weeks so they can watch and learn. At the age of 1 year and 6 months, the cubs will part ways with their mother but will stick together for a few more months before the sisters split up, going off on their own. Brothers usually stay together for life.
Red Panda

A Chinese Red Panda pictured above.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Himalayas
* Cretaceous in China

## Other info

Females become infertile by the age of 12 years, but males can continue producing cubs until they die.

A few days before giving birth, mother red pandas will seek out a den or few to build nests in, usually choosing hollow trees or tree stumps. Once she has located a good den site, she will build a nest of moss, leaves, grass and twigs inside. After the cubs are born, they will stay in the nest with their mother for their first 2-3 months of life, occasionally being moved to another nest that the mother built in order to keep predators from discovering their location.

Cubs will stay with their mother until they reach the age of 1 year.
Common Raven

### Diet

Mostly meat and bugs, but also eats grains, acorns, fruit, plants, nuts, bones and eggs. They will store their food for later and prefer scavenging but are comfortable hunting too.

### Social

Those who don't have a mate may be solitary or form loose flocks. Upon finding a mate, they will leave their flock if they were in one & stay with their mate until death separates them.

### Breeding Season

Courtship can happen at any time, mostly during winter. Egg-laying is only during April.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Forests of Ukraine
* Forests of Yukon
* Mountains of Russia

## Other info

The task of incubating the eggs is left solely up to the mother, but both parents will work together to raise the chicks after they hatch.
Domestic Turkey

Pictured above is a tom.

### Social

They live in flocks with one male and many females, males do not get along well and should not be kept together. When females start to incubate eggs, the male should be separated until the poults are at least 4 months old.

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 1-2 years, males at the age of 7 months

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Welcome to the Farm
* Domestic Life
Meerkat

## Other info

They very rarely need to drink water as they usually get enough moisture from their diet. They have an excellent sense of smell which they often use to locate food.

### Social Structure

They live in clans consisting of multiple families each with their own dominant breeding pair. The entire clan is usually primarily led by the single most dominant female but the dominant males are also well-respected and are usually the lead hunters. Different members of the clan often take on different jobs, such as sentry, digger, pupsitter and forager.

Most young meerkats leave their birth clan at the age of around 10 months to find another clan where they may become part of a dominant breeding pair. Pups usually start taking on jobs as soon as they're able to, usually accompanied by a mentor who teaches them how to do their jobs properly. Although they reach adult size at the age of 2 months, they are still considered pups until they are at least 10 months old and even then are unable to breed until they reach the age of 1 year.
Common Bottlenose Dolphin

### Breeding Season

Can breed at any time, usually only breeds every 3-6 years after their first time breeding

### Ready to breed

Males at the age of 10-12 years, females at the age of 5-7 years

### Who raises babies?

Mostly mom, dad will also help out sometimes too

## Other info

They use echolocation and communicate with one another vocally. Calves are weaned at the age of 1 year and 6 months to 1 year and 8 months.
Red-eyed Tree Frog

## Tadpole Development

Tadpoles and froglets are brown at night, dull green by day, slowly turning into their usual bright colors as they absorb their tail.

Some tadpoles hatch with yellow eyes, but these will turn red once they are ready to breed. Other tadpoles hatch with red eyes, which never changes.

## Other Info

They rarely go to the ground, being very good climbers and spending most of their life in the trees.
Surinamese Jaguars

A jaguar roleplay taking place in Suriname.

## List of Members

Kiryu (Foxy55870) (Female) (Yellow fur with white chest and belly, black rosettes, emerald green eyes, wears a lei of yellow flowers around her neck) (3 years, 2 months and 4 days old)

West (Webkinzfan428) (Male) (Tan fur with lighter chest and belly, dark gray rosettes and dark eyes) (3 years old)

Maria (Poptartcat180) (Female) (Yellow fur and black rosettes, blue-green eyes, wears a pink flower on her head, a lei of white flowers and bracelets of leaves around her paws) (1 year and 6 months old) (She lost her mother at a young age and was never a very good huntress.)

Free (Bamboogummy) (Female) (Golden brown fur with black rosettes, a white chest and belly, and bright yellow eyes.) (5 years old)

## Current Living Conditions

Season: Major wet season

Date: May 18th, Year 1

Weather: Clear sky, 42 degrees Fahrenheit, little to no wind. For the entire day the temperature will stay between 39 and 52 degrees Fahrenheit.

Time: Sunset

### Seasons

Minor wet season: December and January

Minor dry season: February 1st to April 16th

Major wet season: April 17th to August 17th

Major dry season: August 18th to November 30th
Protoceratops Andrewsi

**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.**

## Protoceratops Andrewsi

### Social

They live in herds consisting of multiple breeding pairs and their trikelings.

### Sleeping Schedule

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

Pictured above is a peacock.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Sasan Gir
* Domestic Life
* Welcome to the Farm!

## Other info

They do not like water and if they get wet, they will wait in a safe place until they are dry. To get clean, they prefer to take dust baths. They sleep in trees. Both peahens and peacocks have sharp spurs which they may use in fights, although they will usually prefer to flee with an exception for fights between peacocks over territory or peahens. They are capable of flight, but only in short bursts.

### Diet

They eat mostly bugs, but will also eat meat, flowers, grains and plants. They are one of the few animals capable of eating bamboo, and will also eat pebbles which help them digest the food they eat.

### Social Structure

Outside of the breeding season, peafowl are usually solitary, but it isn't uncommon for them to live in same gender flocks. During breeding season, flocks of peahens will seek out a peacock to breed with, preferring the peacocks with the most eye spots on their trains ("train" is the word for the peacock's iconic tail feathers which they may spread out like a fan to impress the peahens). Once a peacock is able to win over a peahen or few, he will stay with them for the rest of the breeding season, defending them from other peacocks.
Fischer's Lovebird

### Social

They live in tight-knit flocks which usually consist of 10-20 individuals. They will get lonely if they aren't in a flock.

### Breeding Season

January, February, March, April, June and July

### Ready to breed

They are capable of breeding at the age of 4-6 months, but it is best for them not to breed until the age of at least 10 months.

## Other info

They nest in tree holes 2-15 meters above the ground. The task of incubating the eggs is left solely up to the mother, while the father will bring her food by regurgitating into her beak. Once the chicks hatch, both parents will work to feed their chicks by regurgitating into their beaks. Chicks fledge at the age of 1 month, 1 week and 1 day to 1 month, 1 week and 5 days.
Ball Python

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 2 years and 3 months to 2 years and 7 months, males at the age of 1 year and 4 months to 1 year and 6 months

### Who raises babies?

Mom diligently protects her eggs, but leaves the babies to fend for themselves once they hatch.

## Other info

Ball pythons don't need to eat very often and usually only eat twice a week at most, at least once every two weeks without beginning to suffer from malnutrition. They can survive up to 6 months without food. They usually spend most of the day hiding, and are well known for their behavior of curling into a protective ball whenever they feel threatened.

Mother will diligently protect her eggs, even skipping some of her already infrequent meals to minimize leaving them until they hatch. Newly laid eggs usually stick to one another, but loosen up over time. By the time the babies are ready to hatch, the eggs will no longer be stuck to each other.

It is not uncommon for female ball pythons to lay fertilized eggs long after she last saw their father. It is much, much rarer, but occasionally a female ball python might lay viable eggs without a father at all, a phenomenon called parthenogenesis. Interestingly enough, both male and female babies can hatch from ball python parthenogenesis.
Red Kangaroo

A buck kangaroo pictured above.

### Social

Lives in mobs consisting of many females and a male or few, led by the strongest male who is also the only male allowed to breed. Males of lower ranks may be able to become leader by winning a boxing match against the current leader.

### Breeding Season

Can breed at any time, mostly during spring and summer.

### Sleeping Schedule

Can be crepuscular or nocturnal, depending on the mob.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Australian Outback
* Domestic Life

## Other info

When they breed, female red kangaroos have two embryos, both being fertilized but usually only one growing into a joey. If the first joey dies, the other embryo will begin growing into a joey and the mother will be pregnant again.

Can hybridize with eastern wallaroos to produce eastern red kangawallaroos.
Pronghorn

A buck pronghorn pictured above.

### Social

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

### Breeding Season

Mostly September to October, but breeding may start as early as July.

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 1 year and 4 months at youngest, 1 year and 5 months at oldest. Males at the age of 1 year, but they very rarely breed until the age 3-4 years due to their inability to compete with the older males at the age of 1-2 years.

### Who raises babies?

Mom

**Due to a lack of information about this species, some information about the growth of their pronghorns may be speculative rather than confirmed fact.**

## Other info

Fawns are weaned at the age of 4-5 months. Both males and females have pronghorns, but females' are very tiny compared to males'. Males will shed their pronghorns at any time between October and December, their new set of pronghorns usually having fully grown in by February or March. Females usually shed their pronghorns at any time between July and September and will grow them back by November or December.

### Social Structure

During breeding season, they live in bands consisting of one dominant male and many females. Outside breeding season, they live in bands consisting of either all females and their fawns or all adult males. During breeding season, females are known to frequently move to other bands so she can get to know all the available males for breeding. During winter, multiple bands may come together to form one big band before splitting up again come spring.
King Penguin

## Other info

They will usually stay faithful to their mate for the entire time they are raising a chick, but the next year they are free to either remain with this mate or choose another mate to raise a chick with.

Chicks are fed by regurgitation and the egg is initially soft and white upon being laid, but then hardens and darkens, turning a pale greenish brownish color.

Once the egg is laid, the parents will take turns incubating and fishing, switching roles about every 3-7 days. Once the egg begins to hatch, it may take about 2-3 days for it to finish hatching.

Upon hatching, the chick is covered in merely a thin layer of down and is completely dependent on their parents to keep them warm and feed them. The parents will continue taking turns incubating and fishing just as they'd been doing before for the next month.

Once the chick is a month old, they are old enough to start exploring, often with other chicks. By now, they've grown much larger and have a better coat of feathers so they can keep warm better.

A group of chicks is usually called a creche, and a few adult members of the colony usually take up the job of Creche Guardian to ensure the creches stay safe while most of the parents are out fishing for themselves and their chicks.

By the time the chick reaches the age of 1 year and 2 months, or 1 year and 4 months at latest, they will finally go out to sea for the first time to finally learn how to fish.
Tochisaurus Nemegtensis

**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.**

## Tochisaurus Nemegtensis

### 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
Gray Wolf

### Breeding Season

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

### Gestation Period

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

### Ready to breed

At earliest 1 year and 10 months, at latest 3 years, usually waits until the age of 3 years to get a mate.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Domestic Life
* The Wolf Packs of the Forest
* Forests of Ukraine
* Pleistocene in North America
* Welcome to the Farm
* Plains of North America
* Cretaceous in China
* Cretaceous in the Gobi Desert
* Forests of Yukon

## Other info

The domesticated counterpart of the gray wolf is the domestic dog.

They can only be hunted by aliens legally from September 1st to December 31st. Any hunting of gray wolves outside of that time period is considered poaching.

Much like red foxes, they only use dens when they are caring for young pups or will soon have pups.

Once the pack moves to their summer hunting grounds after the pups are old enough, they remain without a den until they have young pups again.

During breeding season, they may howl to attract mates. This is not the only reason they howl, however. They use howling to communicate other things as well to wolves farther away.

When hunting, they tend to prefer large prey such as elk and mule deer, but they won't always turn down small prey such as bunnies.
Oviraptor Philoceratops

**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.**

## Oviraptor Philoceratops

### 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
African Leopon

### Who raises babies?

Females are sterile, but males may be able to produce cubs. Dad will either leave all the cub-raising to the mom or step in occasionally to help defend them, but the mom still does most of the cub-raising.

## Other info

African Leopons are the result of a male African Leopard and an African Lioness breeding, while African Lipards are the result of a male African Lion and an African Leopardess breeding. These are very rare, as lions and leopards don't usually get along very well.

Females are sterile, but males may be able to produce cubs.
Siamese Fighting Fish

### Diet

In the wild, they eat mostly bugs and shrimp, occasionally dining on plants during times where food is scarce. They cannot survive on plants long-term. In captivity, they are usually fed pellets made especially for siamese fighting fish which contain all the nutrients they need.

### Social

Solitary, males are aggressive toward other males

### Who raises babies?

Dad takes care of eggs, but becomes aggressive toward the fry once they hatch

## Other info

Males tend to have much more colorful scales and much longer fins, while the females usually have much less colorful scales and shorter fins.

The male will create a nest of bubbles at the surface of the water when he wants to have fry, which is where he will put the eggs. Vertical stripes will also appear on the female's body when she wants to have fry. The male will usually nip and chase the female for a time before they finally breed.

Once the female starts laying her eggs, she will go into a zombie-like state. The male will pick up the eggs one at a time and put them in the bubble nest, where he will keep them and guard them. The female, once she recovers from her zombie-like state, will try to help put the eggs in the nest if there are any eggs left that have yet to be placed. If being bred in captivity, the female should be separated from the male after all the eggs are in the nest, since the male will become aggressive towards the female again once all eggs are placed in the nest.

In captivity, once the fry hatch, the male should be removed from the fry's enclosure to prevent him from attacking them in the future.
Scarlet Macaw

### Diet

Mostly fruit and nuts, will also eat flowers, nuts and drink nectar. They don't mind eating unripe fruit and sometimes eat clay to help with digestion.

### Social

They live in pairs and sometimes form loose flocks with other scarlet macaws as well, but always remain together with their mate.

## Other info

They nest inside of holes in trees and usually only the mother incubates the eggs. Both parents feed their chicks by regurgitating into their beaks. Chicks will remain with their parents for 1-2 years before becoming fully independent, parents usually have another clutch shortly after their previous clutch becomes fully independent.
Temminck's Ground Pangolin

## Other info

Pangopups are born with soft, white scales which will have hardened and darkened to look more similar to an adult's scales by the age of 2 days. The mother and her pangopup remain in the burrow for one month, the mother defensively wrapping around her young pangopup whenever danger may approach. Pangopups wean at the age of 3 months.

The mother stays with her pangopup until they reach the age of 2 years, which is when they part ways. Unlike many other pangolin species, ground pangolins do not dig for their prey, preferring to search above ground through cracks in the soil for tasty bugs to eat. Although they do live in burrows, they never dig them themselves, preferring to use abandoned burrows dug by aardvarks or south african springhares.

They are good at swimming and climbing, and can even run surprisingly fast for such a slow-looking animal, although it's still not particularly fast when compared to many other animals. When threatened, a pangolin will curl into a ball to leave only their scaly armor exposed, protecting their softer underbelly.
Southern Elephant Seal

### Ready to breed

Females at 2-4 years of age, males at 3-6 years of age. Males usually wait until they are about 8-10 years old to start breeding.

## Other info

Males will fight each other over the females who they will form harem colonies with as long as they are able to compete well enough with the other males. Although it isn't uncommon for bulls to suffer severe cuts and tears from these fights, the wounds are rarely fatal, as most bulls will give up before any fatal damage can be done.

Males' noses will become trunk-like as they mature while females' noses stay the way they are. Despite living in colonies, they are also solitary hunters.

As long as they have enough blubber, they can survive months without eating, males often prioritizing defending their colony over eating. Pups are weaned at the age of 3 weeks and 2 days at earliest, 1 month at latest.

While she nurses her pup, the mother will fast and lose a significant amount of weight as she survives on solely the fat she has stored in her blubber.

After being weaned, pups will often play and practice swimming in small ponds with the other pups of the colony. Once they reach the age of 2 years, males will usually disperse from their colony to survive on their own until they are about 8-10 years old, which is when they will usually start trying to form a colony of his own with a bunch of other females.
European Fallow Deer

### Social

Stags are mostly solitary but may sometimes form loose herds with other males. Does live in herds with other does and their fawns.

### Gestation Period

7 months and 3 weeks to 8 months and 5 days

### Ready to breed

Females at the age of 1 year and 4 months, males at the age of 1 year and 5 months but aren't usually able to compete with the older stags until the age of at least 4 years.

## Roleplays that feature this creature

* Australian Outback
* Plains of North America
* South African Savanna

## Other info

The weaning process begins at the age of 1 month, but does not complete until the fawn is 7 months old
Bald Eagle

### Social

Solitary until finding a mate. Upon finding a mate, they will stay together until death parts them.

## Other info

Newly hatched bald eaglets are covered in fluffy white down, which darkens to appear more gray as they get older. To keep them from freezing to death, bald eagle mothers will stay on the nest to keep their eaglets warm until they turn about 1 week and 2 days to 1 week and 3 days old. By the time the bald eaglets are old enough to no longer need their mother to keep them warm, their down has turned silver. When food is scarce, young bald eaglets may aggressively fight each other to the death over food. This usually doesn't happen when food is abundant.

By the age of 3 weeks, bald eaglets will now be covered in dark gray down and are getting bigger, although still considerably smaller than their parents. At the age of 1 month, bald eagles start growing in their dark brown juvenile feathers, and have almost finished growing them in by the age of 2 months to 2 months and 2 weeks, with an exception for their tail & wing feathers. They have also begun exercising their wings in preparation to fledge by this point.

Juvenile bald eagles fledge at the age of 2 months and 3 weeks to 3 months and 1 week, but are still dependent on their parents for food. They now follow their parents everywhere, watching them hunt. Over time, they begin to scavenge and become a little less dependent on their parents for food. Some juveniles even start learning to hunt while they're still with their parents, although others may start learning to hunt months later, long after they have parted ways with their parents. The presence of parents doesn't seem to be necessary in learning to hunt for these raptors.

Bald eagles leave their parents at the age of 4-6 months. At this point, they have dark brown plumage with some white markings. At the age of 2 years, white markings become thicker and more apparent. By the age of 4 years, the white markings have mostly disappeared, leaving primarily dark brown plumage with an exception for the head, which is now almost entirely white with some dark brown speckles still leftover. By the time the bald eagle is 4 years and 6 months to 5 years old, they now have adult plumage, consisting of mostly dark brown feathers with white tail feathers and a white head.
Kooky Bug

**Kooky Bug** is a Bunny in AJ Adventures and one of Spectre's best friends. They met at The Forgotten Archive when it was first discovered. Kooky Bug lives in a Tree House Den that is located through a secret passage in Serapia Forest. Formerly, she lived in a Village of Bunnies that Spectre saved from the Phantoms during his first adventure, Return of the Phantoms. Her sister is Pumpkin.