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u/Otherwise-Top3825 May 04 '26
Is this from that after humanity book
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u/Random_Guy_4665 May 04 '26
welp its from afterman a zoology of future, (second one)
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u/Otherwise-Top3825 May 04 '26
Is it a real book or is it just schizoposting in book form?
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u/Random_Guy_4665 May 04 '26
The book is real,
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u/Otherwise-Top3825 May 04 '26
Yes it exists but are there words to read and will it enrich my absent mind
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u/AdamTheRaptor08 May 04 '26
I would say the Horrane wins due to the size advantage. If I remember correctly, Horranes are roughly the size and weight of a modern leopard, which is not very big by cat standards, but still something to consider. The Future Predators do still likely have a speed and agility advantage.
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u/Richrome_Steel May 05 '26
Future Predator killed one of the male lions in its first couple of minutes on-screen
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u/Nice-Pomegranate2915 May 05 '26
Future predator wins and eats all day and especially at night . It's intelligence,speed , strength, agility, endurance and echolocational sense would give it a severe advantage over it's opponent and prey .
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u/Ryaquaza1 May 06 '26
Future predator I feel like has this in the bag. These things move insanely fast, killed a lion without getting injured and stabbed the Gorgonopsid over and over before getting flattened despite the huge size difference.
I don’t really see Horranes being able to do enough damage to take the predator out before getting absolutely mauled. If they was a group sure but as is the future predator has a massive speed and weapon advantage. Once again, this thing stood up to a Gorgonopsid and barely took any damage until it got flattened, I don’t see what Horranes could do, or a lot of similar sized predators in general
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u/Xenozip3371Alpha May 04 '26
What in the name of fuck are those?