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Description
Phobopithecines is a family of monkey descendants of gelada created by . The savannah phobopithecus lived in the late Xenocene, 85 my after anthropocene.
This specie of phobopithecus is adapted to survive in tropical grasslands, like its cousins, it's an omnivore, eating plants and insect, and sometime small mammals, like modern chimps, but they are not specialized browsers or terrifying predators.
Their bony like ridge above the eyes are used to attract females.
Their size is similar to that of the alpine phobopithecus.
They often fight with the giant pantherapitecus, but only juveniles one, since a grown giant pantherapithecus is twice heavier than a phobopithecus, with claws and teeth so... yeah don't mess with them.

Savanna Phobopithecus
Scientific name: Phobopithecus savanna
Length: 12 feet
Height: 5 feet at shoulder
Weight: 450 kg (1000 lbs)
Habitat: tropical grassland
Native region: rifteria
Evolved from: gelada
Lifespan: 30-40 years

Description
Phobopithecines is a family of monkey descendants of gelada created by . The savannah phobopithecus lived in the late Xenocene, 85 my after anthropocene.
This specie of phobopithecus is adapted to survive in tropical grasslands, like its cousins, it's an omnivore, eating plants and insect, and sometime small mammals, like modern chimps, but they are not specialized browsers or terrifying predators.
Their bony like ridge above the eyes are used to attract females.
Their size is similar to that of the alpine phobopithecus.
They often fight with the giant pantherapitecus, but only juveniles one, since a grown giant pantherapithecus is twice heavier than a phobopithecus, with claws and teeth so... yeah don't mess with them.

Savanna Phobopithecus
Scientific name: Phobopithecus savanna
Length: 12 feet
Height: 5 feet at shoulder
Weight: 450 kg (1000 lbs)
Habitat: tropical grassland
Native region: rifteria
Evolved from: gelada
Lifespan: 30-40 years