Manustrapdoor richardi

**Manustrapdoora richardi** (meaning Richard's trapdoor hand in Greek) is one of the surviving species of The End Of Times Mass Extinction Event. It evolves around 333 million years ago. And its point of origin is the Western Shoreline of South Primaterra. For some reason it was only found around South Primaterra and not North Primaterra, the reason for this is unknown. The males get up to 6 inches long, 6 inches tall, and 6 inches wide. Whlie the females can get up to 1 ft long, 1 ft tall, and 1 ft wide. Their life span is estimated to be 40 Earth years for both the male and female.

## Evolution

They evolved around 333mya, and our point of origin is the Western Shoreline of South Primaterra. They evolved from Manustrapdoora megamanus, diverging from them at least four thousand years after megamanus evolved. The thing that distinguishes them from the previous species, it's not only a bit of a size difference, but the hands of this species are not disproportionately larger, than the rest of the body, they now have an even hand to body ratio. This species would go extinct about 324mya, the cause of it's extinction is debatable but the most likely explanation is it involved into another species.

## Anatomy

Their anatomy does not differ too much from Manustrapdoora megamanus, besides the size difference of a few inches from both the male and females of both respective species, the main difference is this species has hands that are more the right size for the body.

## Habitat

they could be found all around the shorelines of Western South Primaterra.

## Breeding

the same as every other species in the genus, the male has to wait for the female to be eating something or else she'll try to eat him.

## Adaptations

They don't really have a lot of unique adaptations to them, other than the stasis ability that help them survive The End Of Times, the only other thing is that they struck their hands down a little bit from the previous species, giving them a more even hand to body size ratio.

## 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 mainly found in the ocean meaning they had to deal with threats such as Hharks, Wlacoderms, 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**: This was discovered by A.R.F. researcher Dr. Richard S. **Drabulous** after he analyzed fossil records finding out of the existence of the animal.

**Name of the person who discovered it**: Dr. Richard S. **Drabulous**

**Jokes**: A/N

**Intelligents Level**: 3: Has advanced movement and can make better decisions based on different situations. Normal animal intelligence.

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

**Assessment**: it would have been too small to do any real harm, and it is shy and introverted, so the chances of it just attacking you for no reason are slim to none. The only way it could kill you is if it happened to hit a vital nerve or artery or veins. So safe. 👍

## Taxonomy

Domain: Exogiinosefkaryotis

Kingdom: Animalisaliena

Subkingdom: Enmetazoae

Phylum: Xenochordata

Subphylum: Psariaskoulikion

Megaclass: Epithymia

Superclass: Skoulikionpsaria

Class: Ostikiepithymia

Subclass: Efchimelovo

Order: Psithyrismenoprosopoiformes

Suborder: Programmataanichnefsiskatoidei

Clade: **Idiotamcaptionemviventem**

Subclade: Ourapterygio

Section: Mobileidiotamcaptionem

Family: Arpaktikoaltidae

Tribe: Arpaktikoaltini

Clade: Arpachtisvrachon

Genus: Manustrapdoora

Subgenus: Kalomatia

Species: **Manustrapdoora richardi**