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Carriker's Speckled Tree Rat Pattonomys carrikeri
A rodent endemic to Venezuela. Several specimens were collected near streams or rivers, or even seasonally flooded areas in thorn forest, with others collected from scattered trees in savanna and evergreen forest.
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Treated myself to making a new oc
Ill likely spice her up more when i have the time. She pulls in lobster traps :]
He looks like he’s about to ask his Mom for some money to buy Lego’s
This is a Cuban hutia. Our tour guide called it a tree rat. It is found only in Cuba and nearby islands. This one was being kept as a pet by a family living on a farm where we stopped for lunch during a day-excursion. The farmer said they let it run free when there are no tourists visiting. Cubans used to eat them, but it is now forbidden. They are protected because they are in danger of becoming extinct.
Bestiary- Corpoarus Moritara (Tree rat)
Commonly known as Tree rats, Corpoarus Moritara are a small, yet fearsome type of rat that is found on almost every planet and ecosystem within the Clover Clouds. They are large in stature, and can weigh anywhere from between 70-150 pounds (68 kilos). Their faces are rather snub-nosed, and their paws are capable of semi-complex muscle movement.
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Started doing some to-scale size references for Redwall-verse species, including some speculative ones (and corrected identifications, such as Jacques's few infamous instances of "crested lizards"... those are newts, buddy).
All the creatures in this series are obviously much less tiny or gigantic in proportion to each other than their real-life inspirations. Kinda got to do that to make a building useful for both small mice and massive badgers and otters!
This page is completely filled with speculative inclusions! In an effort to broaden the world of Redwall and to take into account what creatures appear (that don't really seem to have a real world species they belong to, like the tree-rats) and what creatures should have appeared, given they live in the same places as the mice and moles and weasels and badgers.
First, we have the third big member of the shrew and mole's family tree: The Desman. Desman are mole-like animals with high-placed nostrils, webbed toes, and strong swimming tails, as they are as aquatic as otters! Desman are not well-known among the Goodbeast culture, so they have an ambiguous class placement rather than counted as a fellow "Goodbeast" or degraded to "Vermin" status. Next, we have the Lemmings, also called Icevoles as that's sort of what they look like. The only Lemming tribe I've included in the background of my stuff behaves sort of like the worst among Viking stereotypes, but regardless Lemmings/Icevoles are more broadly considered "Goodbeast", likely because they are thought so vole-like. They we have the Northern Birch Mouse or Tree Mouse. Yes, that's right. Mouse. Known among the cultures of Redwall as Tree Rats, likely only considered rats in a social sense, as the species is firmly classed "Vermin". Similarly are the nebulous "small rat-like rodents" that appeared in Legend of Luke, which I have interpreted as a species something like the Cretan Spiny Mouse. Yep, a technical "mouse" again, classed as Vermin and considered to be a rat despite not really being a rat (but being considered an antagonist while in the myurid family... enh, that's really all the word "rat" means in both the real world and Redwall).
Next we have the Jerboa, and despite not being a rat at all gets called the "jerbilrat" in the series due to being considered Vermin. I thought that possibly implied that, if the Jerboa is a "jerbil-rat", aka "gerbil-like rat", then the Redwall-verse might consider Gerbils (and their relations the Jirds) to belong to the Goodbeast class, leaving Jerboa as the one gerbil-ish animal that is distinguished in this way. And finally, the mole-rat. Given their accurate "rat" moniker, these blind and generally very inoffensive rodents would regardless get slapped with an ole "Vermin" label, probably scorned as some cheap mimicry of moles in much the same way the squirrels in the series openly despite the tree-rats. Poor mole-rats! These are even the cuter, fuzzier species--and were I to imagine a culture of mole-rats in my stuff they'd be pretty chill critters and rather non-violent, just treated as "creepy" and "scary" rat mutants by the less chill among the "Goodbeast" characters. You know the ones--the ones who need a big kick in the tailbone by somebeast with more sense (though they rarely ever get it!)
Today my dad called pigeons tree rats and i redownloaded tumblr to post this somewhere cause i find that hilarious
Today's Walking Photo: It was one of those days when I had a really good walk, covered a lot of ground, but in the end the best photo I got was taken in my back yard. So meet Handsy McHungerton, the back yard squirrel. Bit of a shy one, but then I’m not all that sociable at mealtime myself.
Got a hankerin’ for more squirrels? I thought you’d never ask! Here’s a Cavalcade Of Walking Photos Squirrel Shots! Enjoy!
