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Common Name: Hosenose Bear
Common Name Synonyms: Nandi Bear, Hose-nosed Bear, Chemosit, Kerit, Duba, Ngoloko
Scientific Name: Olifabere tubulanasus
Size: 120-210cm tall in the shoulders, 240-380cm from snout to tail-base + 10-15cm long tail = 250-395cm from snout to tail.
Classification: Caniform
Habitat: Savannas, Jungles, Grasslands, Swamps, Deserts, Arctic
Diet: Omnivorous; diet consisted of insects, arachnids, carrion, fruits, bees, honey, melons, seal pups, weislis, small rodents, elephant calves, ungulates(except for hippos, and rhinos), coyotahs, possums, kalpana pups
Description: Among Ingitiszoa's largest carnivorans, along with the Khalidah, Kalpana, and Sea Panther, and it was the only bear that has sexual dimorphism, which males had trunks, while females don't have trunks. Hosenosed bears are based on Africa's crpytid whose a hybrid between a hyena and a bear, the Nandi Bear. Nandi Bears are described as large carnivores who had a sloping back, standing 4 feet tall in the shoulders, and had hyena-like characteristics. The hose-nosed bear had been remained as a mysterious mammal, but it is more closely related to moon and black bears, than sloth, sun, brown, grizzly, polar, and even short-faced bears. Like short-faced bears, hose-nosed bears lived in groups that were called, "sleuths," but like spotted hyenas, females shared the dominance with males. Little rarer than that, that these bears are solitary, except for a mating pair, or a family group(a bond between mother, father, and pups), or a bond between mother and pups. They can compete for food, against rivals, like rat-panthers, wolves, hyapins, panthers, wild dogs, brown, and black bears, gryphons, and even small dragons. Their predators as full-grown adults are armorlions, tyrannosaurs, carcharodontosaurs, rukhs, and even a large clan of hyapins. The pups(or cubs) can fell prey into hyapins, coyotahs, weislis, hyenas, kurgans, coyotes, baboons, and even adult kalpanas. Almost like that of sloth bears, father and mother bears can help each other to protect their pups from danger who threatened them.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995
Hosenose Bear species (C) Shawn Brunner, aka Patchi1995
Fictional Species (C) Their respectful owners

Description
Common Name: Hosenose Bear
Common Name Synonyms: Nandi Bear, Hose-nosed Bear, Chemosit, Kerit, Duba, Ngoloko
Scientific Name: Olifabere tubulanasus
Size: 120-210cm tall in the shoulders, 240-380cm from snout to tail-base + 10-15cm long tail = 250-395cm from snout to tail.
Classification: Caniform
Habitat: Savannas, Jungles, Grasslands, Swamps, Deserts, Arctic
Diet: Omnivorous; diet consisted of insects, arachnids, carrion, fruits, bees, honey, melons, seal pups, weislis, small rodents, elephant calves, ungulates(except for hippos, and rhinos), coyotahs, possums, kalpana pups
Description: Among Ingitiszoa's largest carnivorans, along with the Khalidah, Kalpana, and Sea Panther, and it was the only bear that has sexual dimorphism, which males had trunks, while females don't have trunks. Hosenosed bears are based on Africa's crpytid whose a hybrid between a hyena and a bear, the Nandi Bear. Nandi Bears are described as large carnivores who had a sloping back, standing 4 feet tall in the shoulders, and had hyena-like characteristics. The hose-nosed bear had been remained as a mysterious mammal, but it is more closely related to moon and black bears, than sloth, sun, brown, grizzly, polar, and even short-faced bears. Like short-faced bears, hose-nosed bears lived in groups that were called, "sleuths," but like spotted hyenas, females shared the dominance with males. Little rarer than that, that these bears are solitary, except for a mating pair, or a family group(a bond between mother, father, and pups), or a bond between mother and pups. They can compete for food, against rivals, like rat-panthers, wolves, hyapins, panthers, wild dogs, brown, and black bears, gryphons, and even small dragons. Their predators as full-grown adults are armorlions, tyrannosaurs, carcharodontosaurs, rukhs, and even a large clan of hyapins. The pups(or cubs) can fell prey into hyapins, coyotahs, weislis, hyenas, kurgans, coyotes, baboons, and even adult kalpanas. Almost like that of sloth bears, father and mother bears can help each other to protect their pups from danger who threatened them.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995
Hosenose Bear species (C) Shawn Brunner, aka Patchi1995
Fictional Species (C) Their respectful owners