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Plains Walker
Plains Walker (Hexapodus Protagenus)
Classification: Hexapoda
Location: Grasslands all over Antra
Diet: Omnivorous
Weight: 2-3 tons
Length: 8m
Time: 0-500,000 PS
The Plains Walker is one of the species initially created upon Chaundrea. It is the original member of the Hexapoda family, an order of animals noted for their six limbs, which over time would diversify to fulfill many niches.
The Plains Walker was (for Chaundrea) a medium sized omnivore, with most of its diet being the grass-like plants that covered the grasslands that it lived within. It would also supplement its diet by consuming the flesh of any dead animal it would come across, including the corpses of other Plains Walkers, although it was not known to actively hunt living prey. It did not possess any great intelligence, being comparable to a deer in brainpower.
It was approximately 8ft tall, and all six limbs were simple thick legs. It could likely run at fast speeds, which was how it would have defended itself, lacking any weapons aside from its fair size. It’s head resembled that of a bison, except without horns and with smooth scaled skin. Its skin was a dull green, with darker green stripes running horizontally down its back.
Plains Walkers tended to move in groups of 4-5 individuals, roaming the grasslands in a clockwise direction, with each cycle often taking multiple generations, since they had a lifespan of only around 10-20 years.
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