Raboon

The Raboon is a bipedal, carnivorous cercopithecine Old World monkey from the grasslands of Gondwana. It is a massive predator/scavenger of the grasslands, and hunts using both intelligence and speed. In physical form the raboon bears a distinct resemblance to the carnivorous, non-avian theropod dinosaurs that died out at the end of the Mesozoic on Earth. Just like them, they have a totally bipedal locomotion, are carnivorous, and are balanced by a thick, heavy tail. There are only three species of raboons, the Olive Raboons, the smallest species and hunts small or baby animals, the Red Raboon, the most common species and hunts mostly large and medium-sized animals, including the Plains Bonebasher, Gondwana Gigantelope and sometimes Babookaris, and finally, the Giant Raboon, which is the largest of the species and lives purely as a scavenger. The giant raboon concentrates on the meat of the limbs and neck, leaving the rest to smaller, less powerful carrion feeders, like birds of prey or Ribbeaks. Raboons have proven to be more faster than the baboons on Earth, with their highest recorded speed being 51 kph. They use these high speeds for chasing down prey. Another thing they use when hunting is strategy. Their brains are the same size as a baboons, but are more intelligent and will use this intelligence for strategies for hunting. Mostly, they will come up with new strategies every time they hunt, but sometimes they will use old ones they have used to see if they are easier solutions for killing.