Heavenly Father

Is the author actually a snake? I just happen to be able to write books.

I have been a feathered serpent, a basilisk, a Xiu snake, a black snake, a Qiu, Xiangliu, the Red Emperor's son, the White Emperor's son, Baqi, Hydera, Fafnir, Gorgon, Jormungandr, Naga, Shesha, Vadjet, Apep, Lenanut, Echidna, Hydera, and Typhon. The author is simply writing about me.

Is there anyone? It feels like the best alien beast recently.

The dire leopard (scientific name: Panthera umbrinus) is a large apex predator of the subfamily Panthera, order Carnivora, order Mammalia. Its genus name "Panthera" indicates its kinship with other members of the subfamily Panthera, and the species epithet "umbrinus" is derived from the Latin "umbra" (meaning "shadow" or "ghost"), derived from its stealthy and silent movement and dark body features. This species is the largest known cat in the Samui Rainforest and Lulu Shield areas of the Samui region of the Fourth World. It is also one of the top predators in this ecosystem and is known as the "Phantom of the Rainforest". Morphological Characteristics The Dire Leopard shows extreme sexual dimorphism and body weight differentiation that are extremely rare among cats. The male is significantly larger than the female. Size and weight: The average adult male body length (excluding tail) can reach 4 meters, the tail length is 2 meters, the shoulder height is 1.5 Meters, and the weight is about 400 kilograms. The largest individual record can reach 530 kilograms; the adult female body length is 2.5 Meters, the tail length is 1.2 Meters, the shoulder height is 1 meter, and the average weight is about 200 kilograms. This body size makes the dire leopard far larger than the modern jaguar (Panthera onca, up to about 150 kilograms) and about the same size as the extinct Eurasian cave lion. It is the pinnacle of existing body size in the history of cat evolution. Skull and canine teeth: The Dire Leopard has the largest proportion of canine teeth among cats. The upper canine teeth are up to 14–16 cm in length (from gingiva to apex), have a base transverse diameter of more than 4 cm, and are thick and conical in shape with sharp cutting ridges. Its bite force has been calculated through biomechanical modeling, and the bite force of the canine teeth can reach 6,000 pounds. This extraordinary bite force gives it the ability to puncture-and-crush prey, which is enough to bite through the cranial bones of pachyderm ungulates, the carapace of turtles, and the skull dome of black-armored crocodiles. Limbs and paw pads: The forelimbs are extremely thick, and the stoutness index (the ratio of the cross-sectional area and length of the phalanges) of the humerus and radius is higher than that of any living cat. The most unique adaptive feature is its feet. The width of the forefoot can reach 18–22 cm (excluding toe pads), and the pad area is about three times that of the ordinary jaguar. There is a special elastic fiber and fat composite connective tissue layer developed under the skin of the palm pads, which can effectively absorb the vibration energy when the soles of the feet touch the ground. Combined with the dense wrinkles and microvilli structure on the surface of the foot pads, the dire leopard makes almost no footsteps when moving on the leaf litter and moist soil in the rainforest. In acoustic monitoring, its moving noise is less than 20 decibels, which is close to the lower limit of human hearing threshold. Coat color and markings: This species has a staged coat color expression mechanism based on age and social class. Puppies (0–12 months old) Grey-black undercoat with clearly visible rose-shaped markings, irregular arrangement, and darker edges. Subadult (1–4 years old) Dark gray-brown, the markings gradually fade, leaving only traces on the flanks and shoulders. Adult ordinary individuals (over 4 years old) Pure black (dark type) markings are completely hidden, and the outline of the basal spots can be vaguely observed under strong side light. The patriarch of the family (alpha male) Dark purple (sable variant) is covered with a unique purple-brown sheen, which will show a deep violet hue when exposed to sunlight. Habitat The night leopard is a strictly tropical rainforest obligate species, preferring virgin moist forests, flood forests and tropical swamp woodlands below 900 meters above sea level. The requirements for habitat integrity are extremely demanding. This species is different from most big cats. The dire leopard is highly adapted to the space from the canopy to the understory. It uses its wide paw pads and strong flexor muscles to have excellent climbing abilities. It often ambush or track arboreal prey high in the canopy. However, its main hunting and movement routes are still dominated by forest animal trails and riverbank corridors. Distribution Range The distribution of the Dire Leopard is limited to the primeval forests of the Fourth World. Western boundary: Burning Light Mountains, Kayali River Basin Northern boundary: Upper Samai River, Luru Shield Eastern boundary: Eastern Samai rainforest, deep sea bay Southern boundary: Stormland This species is a typical resident animal and does not carry out long-distance seasonal migration, but daily patrol routes within the family territory may be as long as 30–50 kilometers per day. Social Structure and Living Habits The most unique biological feature of the Dire Leopard lies in its highly complex social organization. Family unit composition: A standard social unit of dire leopards (called "family" or "alliance group") usually consists of 5 pairs of adult spouses (i. E. 5 Males, 5 females, 10 individuals in total) forming a core group. The family members have a strict hierarchy, with a dark purple-haired patriarch (the alpha male) and his regular mate (the alpha female) at the top. Female group: Responsible for raising all cubs (cubs shared within the group), nest maintenance and early defense of the cubs. Females have a high degree of cooperative child-rearing behavior, and non-biological females will assist in suckling and guarding the young. Male groups: form a hunting alliance and go out to hunt collectively. There is close coordination among the males. Usually 2-3 males are responsible for driving away prey, 2 are responsible for outflanking and intercepting, and the leader (alpha male) usually delivers the fatal blow at the end. Large prey obtained by hunting are brought back to the nest by the males and shared in hierarchical order, but priority is given to pregnant and lactating females, followed by injured males. Territory: The territory of a single family can cover an area of ​​200-500 square kilometers. The boundaries are patrolled regularly by the males led by the clan leader, and the boundaries are declared through claw marks, feces piles and low-frequency roars. Adjacent parts of the territories of different families usually maintain a buffer zone of about 5-10 kilometers. Direct conflicts between groups are rare, but fierce fights can break out when they meet. Predation Strategy and Feeding Habits The Dire Leopard is the undisputed apex predator in the Samui Rainforest. There are no natural enemies in its distribution area except for intelligent species. Hunting method: Hunting is mainly carried out in the morning, dusk and night (nocturnal tendency is obvious), using the large silent palm pads to sneak close, and launching an explosive sprint within 20-50 meters from the prey. Despite its huge weight, the dire leopard can still reach a sprint speed of 95-145 kilometers per hour in a very short distance, and it only takes about 2.5 Seconds to accelerate to the top speed. This extraordinary explosive power is another source of its title of "rainforest ghost". The prey often only feels a black wind coming and is knocked down. Note: There is a possibility of intelligent species being born in the Panthera umbrinus group.

The introduction is the same as that kind of black slave studio novel. To be honest, I am biased against alien beast novels. Before I read the main text, I thought it would be a more intellectual kind. It is said on the Internet that the rainforest monster is a crazy rich man who insists on capturing it, and the research company wants to kill the research gene. I was ready to put my brain away and watch it, but I found that the setting is quite rigorous, without any flaws. There is even a logic behind the spacecraft dropping the man with the scepter. And the sense of mythology is very well written. The relationship between the super intelligent species, the barbarian species, the messenger, the scholar, the priest, and the intelligent species itself is quite interesting. Although it is said that when you are older, it is about a group of super crocodiles, super snakes, super birds and a bunch of monkeys, eagles, parrots and crocodiles fighting with each other, but the writing is very interesting and beautiful.

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I have given up on Huansheng and recommend you to be the leader of the novel about exotic beasts.

In an era where Internet literature is booming, this book is a gift from a great master.

Uncle Crocodile

As of Chapter 150, most of the species that appear in the book (some are not included because we don't know if they are separate species) Super species: 1. Typhon (alienated furnace heart) ● Son of the Earth (female) → Bronze Furnace Heart (alienated) – Bronze Rock Peak (Lord's Privilege) ● Shadow Priest (male) – Dark Swamp ● Dark Swamp + Sun of the Dead + Gold Crude Oil→Shadow Fire (Fusion) 2. Pull [Sunbird] 3. Armor of the Dead Sun ● Sun of the Dead - Burning Blood ● Black Fire (Special) - Explosion (Lord Privilege) 4. Emerald Skirt Savage Species: 1. Long-snouted Tapir 2. White-faced Monkey (Messenger Heart of the Furnace?) 3. Dire Leopard (Heart of the Furnace) 4. Green Water Anaconda 5. Bristle Boar 6. Capybara/Giant Capybara (Heart of the Furnace) 7. Samui Horned Gangboar 8. Giant Forest Beast 9. Back Horse 10. Kaili Crocodile 11. Tusk Boar 12. Samui Short-faced Bear 13. Woolly Deer 14. Orbital Crocodile 15. Titan Crested Heron (Heart of the Furnace) 16. Otter 17. Giant Rhinoceros (Heart of the Furnace) 18. Elephant Fish 19. Crab/Red Crab 20. Water Turtle 21. Megalodon 22. Red-bellied piranha 23. White-feathered wading bird 24. Black caimer 25. Toothfish/Megalodon 26. Pygmy Tamarin (Messenger Heart) 27. Macaw (Messenger Heart) 28. White Stork (Heart) 29. Swamp Crocodile (Heart) 30. Sloth (Messenger's Heart) 31. Gray Plover (Messenger's Heart) 32. Howler/Red Howler Monkey (Messenger's Heart) 33. Pale-bellied Pigeon (Messenger's Heart) 34. Musk Pheasant [Stink Bird] 35. Striped Cuckoo (Messenger's Heart) 36. Giant Ground Sloth (Messenger's Heart)