Living Chalicotheres

**Living Chalicotheres** are cryptids that are said to be living breathing modern day Chalicotheres. There are reports of living Chalicotheres throughout the world except Oceania or Antarctica, being reported throughout North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.

## List of (supposedly) living Chalicotheres

* **California Centaur** - Also known as the **American Centaur**, it is a supposedly living **Moropus** that is said to be still alive today roaming throughout the swamps, forests, open woodlands, and grasslands of California and other parts of the western United States, as well as Mexico. It is said to resemble a tall light brown horse with clawed feet for grabbing leafy vegetation and for defense against predators. There are many credible eyewitnesses and few authentic photographs that may prove the animal's existence.

* **Ramford** - A supposedly living **Tylocephalonyx** that is said to be still alive throughout the forests, open woodlands, and grasslands across North America. It is said to resemble the California centaur, but with a tall domed skull for head-butting intruders. There are many credible eyewitnesses and few authentic photographs that may prove the animal's existence.

* **Morobubu** - A supposedly living **Ancylotherium** that is said to be still around roaming the forests, open woodlands, and savannas across Africa. It is said to resemble the California centaur, but with darker fur color, with its legs being dark almost-black in color. There are tons of credible eyewitnesses, photographic evidence, and authentic video evidence that may prove the animal's existence.

* **Dingongo** - A supposedly living African **Chalicotherium** that is said to be still alive today roaming the forests, open woodlands, and grasslands across Africa. It is said to resemble the California centaur, but with lighter body fur, darker fur on its face, as well as the ability to walk on its knuckles to keep its clawed fingers sharp, walking in a manner similar to gorillas. There are plenty of credible eyewitnesses, photographic evidence, and authentic video evidence that may prove the animal's existence.

* **English Centaur** - A supposedly living European **Chalicotherium** that is said to be still alive today roaming the forests, open woodlands, and grasslands across Great Britain and mainland Europe. It is said to resemble the Dingongo of Africa, but with dark brown almost-black fur all over its body. There are many credible eyewitnesses, as well as authentic photographs and video evidence, that may prove the animal's existence.

* **Oruboko** - A supposedly living Asian **Chalicotherium** that is said to be still alive today roaming throughout eastern, southeastern, and southern mainland Asia, as well as throughout Japan. It is said to resemble the Dingongo of Africa, but with sandy-brown fur with a white face and a black "mask" over its eyes. There are many credible eyewitnesses and authentic photographs that may prove the animal's existence.

* **Akyakyo** - A supposedly living South American Chalicothere that is said to be still alive today roaming the rainforests, swamps, forests, open woodlands, and grasslands across South America. It is said to resemble the California centaur, but with a lower neck, slightly more robust body. However, it may not be a Chalicothere and may instead be a Chalicothere-like **Homalodotherium** that survived into the modern times, but that animal being a living **Homalodotherium** is unlikely due to the youngest **Homalodotherium** specimens being only 15 million years old and due to the land bridge between Central and South America forming during the Pliocene, causing nonnative predators to spread to South America, killing off some native herbivores, and/or possibly, if Chalicotheres are still alive, allowing Chalicotheres to spread to South America, outcompeting the native **Homalodotherium** to extinction. There are many credible eyewitnesses, as well as authentic photographs and video evidence, that may prove the animal's existence.