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==About==
==About==
;Common Names: <!--list names the species is referenced by-->
;Common Names:Rabbox
;Classification:<!--reptile, mammal, fish, bird, etc-->
;Classification:Mammal
<!--brief description of species-->
:Rabbox are herbivore megafauna that have been domesticated for use as beasts of burden, or for pulling wagons, carts, sledges, and plows in many regions.


==Description==
==Description==
;Size: <--number--> kg (<--number--> pounds), <--height--> m ( <--height--> feet/inches), <length--> as appropriate
;Size: 1,600 - 2,400 kg (4,000 - 5,000 pounds), 1.8 - 2 metres (6 feet - 6 feet, 6 inches) at shoulder, 3.5 - 4.6 metres (11- 13 feet) total body length
;Appearance: <!--general description, include body part ratios as required, consider: skeleton, mobility, body covering, respiratory system, nervous System, additional features-->
;Appearance:Large bulky quadrupeds with thick legs, and a tough grey nearly hairless hides. Their heels have bony spurs, Their large ovoid heads sport a pair of long ears, and are supported by thick short necks.
;Sexual Dimorphism: <!--note differences between the sexes-->
;Sexual Dimorphism:Males of this species have a short knobby horn on their nose used for sparing and defense against potential predators.
;Variance: <!--any other variance, include subspeciation-->
;Variance:A few subspecies of Rabbox exist, and vary in adaptions to their biomes.


==Ecology==
==Ecology==
;Habitat:<!--primary and secondary climate and terrain-->
;Habitat:Grasslands, Scrub, Savanna, and Forest from Tropical to Subarctic Latitudes
;Diet:<!--what do they eat-->
;Diet:Rabbox are herbivores that eat a wide variety of plants, grasses, shrubs, mosses, and lichens.


==Behaviour==
==Behaviour==
;Social Grouping:<!--herds, pack, solitary, etc-->
;Social Grouping:In the wild Rabbox will form family herds of up to thirty members. Young males will be driven off to find mates and form their own herds at the age of sexual maturity.
;Temperament:<!--skittishness, aggression-->
;Temperament:Wary, Aggressive if defending young from a perceived threat.
;Intelligence:<!--apparent intelligence-->
;Intelligence:Rabbox exhibit animal intelligence similar to most other herd animals.
;Reproduction:<!--method, cycles, associated behaviours-->
;Reproduction:Males will gather a harem of 3-6 females, fighting other males for access to breeding age females as necessary. Females gestate one or two young for a year and a half, and nurse them for about the same length of time, before re-entering estrus. By their second year young are fully independent. By the age of 5 years, they reach sexual maturity.
<!-- Additional Behaviour notes -->
;Defense:When a herd is threatened they tend to form a circle with adults facing outwards and young in the center. Males will occasionally charge outward to trample, and spur kick opponents, and are capable of reaching impressive speeds over short distances when provoked.


==Sub-Species==
==Sub-Species==
:<!--list of sub-species with notable differences-->
 
===Common Rabbox===
:The typical species of Rabbox found on [[Annexea]] throughout the Western interior prairie, plains and [[Waejir|Waejiran]] savanna regions.
 
===Forest Rabbox===
:A somewhat smaller variant of the common Rabbox, which is found in the forests of Northern Annexea. These animals are darker in colour, and only reach about 75% of the adult size of other sub-species.
 
===Red Rabbox===
:A sub-species of Rabbox found in Corinthea. they are similar to the Rabbox on the Eastern side of the [[Darlom Mountains]], but had a notable reddish tone to their hides.
 
===Tundra Rabbox===
:A cold adapted sub-species which has a shaggy coat of wooly hair over most of their body. These animals are found in tundra and subarctic forest climates, and primarily eat a variety of evergreen shrubs and lichens, during the winter seasons.


==Domestication==
==Domestication==
;General:<!--brief note about domestication-->
;General:Domestication of Rabbox occurs in most cultures that have access to these beasts. They are used as pack animals, and due to their great strength are often employed pulling plows, sledges, or wagons.
;Resources:<!--resources obtained from domestication or hunting-->
;Resources:Rabbox are a ready source of hides, meat, and tallow rich fats, but their utility as beast of burden supersedes use as food animals.
 
==Cultural Note==
:The Waejiran elemental god of Earth and Agriculture, [[Qeinor]] is sometimes depicted accompanied by a large black bull rabbox.


==Stories==
==Stories==
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:[[Impossible (fifty word fantasy)]]
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==See Also==
==See Also==
:<!--links to related material-->
:<!--links to related material-->


[[Category:Amphibian]]
[[Category:Annelid]]
[[Category:Arthropod]]
[[Category:Bird]]
[[Category:Cryptid]]
[[Category:Fauna]]
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[[Category:Mollusc]]
[[Category:Reptile]]

Revision as of 17:39, 19 October 2022

About

Common Names
Rabbox
Classification
Mammal
Rabbox are herbivore megafauna that have been domesticated for use as beasts of burden, or for pulling wagons, carts, sledges, and plows in many regions.

Description

Size
1,600 - 2,400 kg (4,000 - 5,000 pounds), 1.8 - 2 metres (6 feet - 6 feet, 6 inches) at shoulder, 3.5 - 4.6 metres (11- 13 feet) total body length
Appearance
Large bulky quadrupeds with thick legs, and a tough grey nearly hairless hides. Their heels have bony spurs, Their large ovoid heads sport a pair of long ears, and are supported by thick short necks.
Sexual Dimorphism
Males of this species have a short knobby horn on their nose used for sparing and defense against potential predators.
Variance
A few subspecies of Rabbox exist, and vary in adaptions to their biomes.

Ecology

Habitat
Grasslands, Scrub, Savanna, and Forest from Tropical to Subarctic Latitudes
Diet
Rabbox are herbivores that eat a wide variety of plants, grasses, shrubs, mosses, and lichens.

Behaviour

Social Grouping
In the wild Rabbox will form family herds of up to thirty members. Young males will be driven off to find mates and form their own herds at the age of sexual maturity.
Temperament
Wary, Aggressive if defending young from a perceived threat.
Intelligence
Rabbox exhibit animal intelligence similar to most other herd animals.
Reproduction
Males will gather a harem of 3-6 females, fighting other males for access to breeding age females as necessary. Females gestate one or two young for a year and a half, and nurse them for about the same length of time, before re-entering estrus. By their second year young are fully independent. By the age of 5 years, they reach sexual maturity.
Defense
When a herd is threatened they tend to form a circle with adults facing outwards and young in the center. Males will occasionally charge outward to trample, and spur kick opponents, and are capable of reaching impressive speeds over short distances when provoked.

Sub-Species

Common Rabbox

The typical species of Rabbox found on Annexea throughout the Western interior prairie, plains and Waejiran savanna regions.

Forest Rabbox

A somewhat smaller variant of the common Rabbox, which is found in the forests of Northern Annexea. These animals are darker in colour, and only reach about 75% of the adult size of other sub-species.

Red Rabbox

A sub-species of Rabbox found in Corinthea. they are similar to the Rabbox on the Eastern side of the Darlom Mountains, but had a notable reddish tone to their hides.

Tundra Rabbox

A cold adapted sub-species which has a shaggy coat of wooly hair over most of their body. These animals are found in tundra and subarctic forest climates, and primarily eat a variety of evergreen shrubs and lichens, during the winter seasons.

Domestication

General
Domestication of Rabbox occurs in most cultures that have access to these beasts. They are used as pack animals, and due to their great strength are often employed pulling plows, sledges, or wagons.
Resources
Rabbox are a ready source of hides, meat, and tallow rich fats, but their utility as beast of burden supersedes use as food animals.

Cultural Note

The Waejiran elemental god of Earth and Agriculture, Qeinor is sometimes depicted accompanied by a large black bull rabbox.

Stories

See Also