Camelopardus striata albus struttsensia.
[Found here.]
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Author: Bunk Strutts
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Plane– That’s what fascinates me about zoology. A newly hatched animal often looks nothing like its adult counterpart. I think it’s a camel.
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…Thats awesome photoshop. But hasen’t anyone here heard of the Hyla arborea quagga?
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Mr. Meh– Oddly enough, the Hyla Arboreal Quagga is a cousin of Camelopardus. The Arboreal Quagga looks nothing like the image above, yet it’s one of the most feared predators in the Burraga Swamp.
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