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Project: "Grey's Guide to Distant Worlds" , a speculative evolution and worldbuilding cartoon.

(Thank you to Mintt “The Model” Choco who generously serves as a reference point for all the earthlings in the audience.)
The Aneegoj (ah/nee/aye/gohzh). A large cathemeral lagomorph hailing from Gaia (Prime), the Earth of Orobluma's universe. On Gaia a major group of lagomorphs were able to move into familiar megafaunal roles due to ungulates being a lot less diverse & dominant than they are on your earth. The aneegoj spend their days hopping, foraging, and dustbathing on the eastern savannas of the continent of Pyrmempha. Their black horns are largely for display and are very small on the females. The males use their larger horns to scare off potential rivals without physical confrontation. When dealing with predators they typically forgo their horns in favor of ganging up on their foe and boxing/kicking them until they flee.

Description

Project: "Grey's Guide to Distant Worlds" , a speculative evolution and worldbuilding cartoon.

(Thank you to Mintt “The Model” Choco who generously serves as a reference point for all the earthlings in the audience.)
The Aneegoj (ah/nee/aye/gohzh). A large cathemeral lagomorph hailing from Gaia (Prime), the Earth of Orobluma's universe. On Gaia a major group of lagomorphs were able to move into familiar megafaunal roles due to ungulates being a lot less diverse & dominant than they are on your earth. The aneegoj spend their days hopping, foraging, and dustbathing on the eastern savannas of the continent of Pyrmempha. Their black horns are largely for display and are very small on the females. The males use their larger horns to scare off potential rivals without physical confrontation. When dealing with predators they typically forgo their horns in favor of ganging up on their foe and boxing/kicking them until they flee.