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Description
"Terror of the Sabre tooth Weasel"

The Sabre tooth Weasel evolved from Sable Minks in the time of the old world.

However, it grew to evolve convergently to big cats.

Aside from this, it has double jointed back legs, which are a common feature in some CRSPR evolved creatures, a sort of remnant from the old world, when human scientists played with altering animal genetics.

It also has long sharp spines coming out of its back and tail for defence against larger predators.

On its long tail, it has a triple prong club-like tip, decorated with spikes.

Unlike the much more powerful venom from their Sabre teeth, these tail spikes have only a mild venom that is not used for prey or defence, but oddly as a sedative to calm down their often hyped up, ferocious mates.

MORE THAN JUST SABRE TEETH

This 14 foot long weasel has poison lacing its dagger teeth.

This venom is similar to the one found in Platypus spurs.

It is likely this venom
is used to take down large prey, such as Swamp Elk, and the Hippo-like Marsh rabbits.

In the wetlands surrounding the ruins of Chicago, these agile and ferocious beasts were formidable threats to the Lake Shore Drive guards, protecting the last remnants of mankind.

Description
"Terror of the Sabre tooth Weasel"

The Sabre tooth Weasel evolved from Sable Minks in the time of the old world.

However, it grew to evolve convergently to big cats.

Aside from this, it has double jointed back legs, which are a common feature in some CRSPR evolved creatures, a sort of remnant from the old world, when human scientists played with altering animal genetics.

It also has long sharp spines coming out of its back and tail for defence against larger predators.

On its long tail, it has a triple prong club-like tip, decorated with spikes.

Unlike the much more powerful venom from their Sabre teeth, these tail spikes have only a mild venom that is not used for prey or defence, but oddly as a sedative to calm down their often hyped up, ferocious mates.

MORE THAN JUST SABRE TEETH

This 14 foot long weasel has poison lacing its dagger teeth.

This venom is similar to the one found in Platypus spurs.

It is likely this venom
is used to take down large prey, such as Swamp Elk, and the Hippo-like Marsh rabbits.

In the wetlands surrounding the ruins of Chicago, these agile and ferocious beasts were formidable threats to the Lake Shore Drive guards, protecting the last remnants of mankind.