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The Lizard Mantis is the most ferocious creation to
escape from GAP. It feeds on any animal that it can over
power. It prefers grassy areas mountains and any terrain
but migrates away from cold areas in winter but goes
back in the summer for two of its favorite prey the
crocobear and the snakemeleon bear. |
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The crocobear is a artic animal that feasts on polar
bears caribou or any artic animal. Its main competitor
is the snakemeleon bear who also lives in the artic. It
never migrates and never usually comes into contact with
anything. Its only predator is during the summer when
the lizard mantis comes. |
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This is our most solitary animal because it never comes
into contact with the others considering it lives in
deep jungles. It has no predators and eats anteaters and
fish. It is also the smallest creature to escape from
GAP. |
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The snake meleonbear is another artic animal that has
only 1 competitor the crocobear but both are artic
animals the snakemeleon bear can swim and uses its long
neck to catch fish. Its only predator is the lizard
mantis. It may look strange but its fast strong and a
good swimmer. |
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This mutated emu has no name is the strangest animal from GAP. Unlike other
animals this is made of 4 different kinds of animals an
emu a cockatoo a moniterlizard and dog. This bizarre
animal eats small animals and is very fast and has 2
main predators the bearded bugfalo and during the summer
the lizard mantis. This animal lives on grassy planes
only. |
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The agama tichetah is the second largest meat eater to
escape. Its only predator is the lizard mantis and it
eats all animals except for the lizard mantis. Unlike
its only competitor the agama tichetah is confined to
the plains where it hunts the bearded bugfalo and the
monitermu. This animal is solitary. |
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The bearded bugfalo is a omnivore that also eats some
emu like animals and travels in
herds. Its main predator is the lizard mantis. It has no
competitors except for the buffalo for food and space.
It is the most common of the animals to escape. |