100 Million Years AD (part 2)

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during this period in the future, global warming has caused earth's ice caps to melt causing sea levels to rise over 100 meters, giving birth to a humid hothouse world. there are four significant environments in this era: the shallow sea, the bengal swamp, the antarctic forest, and the great plateau.

 there are four significant environments in this era: the shallow sea, the bengal swamp, the antarctic forest, and the great plateau

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Antarctic forest

100 million years in the future, the continents have shifted and antarctica has moved up towards the equator. combined with the warm and humid climate of this era, antarctica has transformed from a frigid wasteland to a lush tropical rainforest, full of bizarre lifeforms such as giant insects and birds with unique abilities.

Creatures:

Roachcutters belong to a group of future birds known as flutterbirds, of which evolved from the seabirds of antarctica

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Roachcutters belong to a group of future birds known as flutterbirds, of which evolved from the seabirds of antarctica. roachcutters are the most common flutterbird in the antarctic forest, feeding on insects like the armored roach by slicing through their exoskeletons with its sharp beak. the roachcutter is a future descendant of the antarctic petrel.

Spitfire birds are the most dangerous flutterbird in the antarctic forest, mostly due to a very lethal defense mechanism

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Spitfire birds are the most dangerous flutterbird in the antarctic forest, mostly due to a very lethal defense mechanism. the spitfire bird can spray highly-concentrated blasts of acid from their nostrils, which the get from chemicals in the nectar of the flowers of the spitfire tree they feed on. spitfire birds are also total bullies, often stealing nests from other birds and laying their eggs in them. the spitfire bird is a future descendant of the antarctic petrel.

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