Omegaverse
Omegaverse, also known as A/B/O (an abbreviation for alpha/beta/omega), is a subgenre of speculative erotic fiction, and originally a subgenre of erotic slash fan fiction. Stories in the genre are premised on societies wherein humans are...
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The African plains gray wolf (Canis lupus africanus), descended from various subspecies of gray wolves that migrated to Africa from Eurasia once Spain was connected to Morocco. They are highly social animals, living in packs as large due to other predators like lions, hyenas, etc. They are among the main rivals to African wild dogs and hyenas. They closely resemble the Mexican wolf, but slightly larger than their ancestors
Leucomelas wolves
Leucomelas wolves are subspecies of gray wolves native to Leucomelas, one of the continents of Teria
Luminian wolves
Luminian wolves are subspecies of gray wolves native to Luminia, one of the continents of Teria
Madagascar wolf (New Pleistocene)
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Name : Madagascar wolf Binomial name : Canis simensis ferox Time Period : New Pleistocene Location : Madagascan Mountains Diet : Rodents, birds, pigs, eggs, antelopes, carrion and small animals
The Madagascar wolf (Canis simensis ferox) - A descendant of Ethiopian wolves that migrated to Madagascar due to the land bridge connected between mainland Africa and Madagascar. They are similar to their ancestors, although they are slightly larger than their ancestors
Behaviour and Ecology :
Like their ancestors, Madagascar wolves live in close-knit territorial packs, but they forage and feed alone on small prey and hunt medium-sized prey in pairs or small groups. They lived in packs consists of an alpha male, breeding females and their offspring
Their diet consists of rodents, birds, pigs, small antelopes, hares and hyraxes
Evolution :
After humans died out, the Ethiopian wolves quickly recovered and spread across the Ethiopian Highlands once more and some began to migrate to Madagascar due to a land bridge between mainland Africa and Madagascar, evolving into the Madagascar wolf
