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Description
Species: Mothamanjara bhiti
Ancestor: Mongoose (Specific genus or species not defined yet)
Size: 2.5 to 3 meters
Weight: 270 to 290 kg

This is one of the greast land carnivoran species alive during the Middle Agresti, in the Optimacene epoch, 65 million years after mankind. Having a range of distribution that covers the Eurasian continent, is a heavy hunter of semidesertic environments that feeds a great amount of large herbivorous mammals. Their morphology is quite similar to that of the extinct big felines, differing by the elongated jaw that is more similar to a canid, which protrude 2 relatively long saber-like canines. It is designed for hunting large animals, with a robust body, muscular legs to move moderately quickly and specialized jaw to tear the thick skin in one bite. Adults usually are solitary, but if grow with one brother or sister, they can live together for the rest of their life, separating only to copulate, and in the case of females, to breed.

Description
Species: Mothamanjara bhiti
Ancestor: Mongoose (Specific genus or species not defined yet)
Size: 2.5 to 3 meters
Weight: 270 to 290 kg

This is one of the greast land carnivoran species alive during the Middle Agresti, in the Optimacene epoch, 65 million years after mankind. Having a range of distribution that covers the Eurasian continent, is a heavy hunter of semidesertic environments that feeds a great amount of large herbivorous mammals. Their morphology is quite similar to that of the extinct big felines, differing by the elongated jaw that is more similar to a canid, which protrude 2 relatively long saber-like canines. It is designed for hunting large animals, with a robust body, muscular legs to move moderately quickly and specialized jaw to tear the thick skin in one bite. Adults usually are solitary, but if grow with one brother or sister, they can live together for the rest of their life, separating only to copulate, and in the case of females, to breed.