Dylanus Dylanus

Dylanus Dylanus is a modern day species of man-like animals that are now rare in north america (where they lived at). but dispite their man-like appearance, which makes them loook like they evolved from apes, they are actually a closest relatives of cat-like carnivores including fossas, meerkats, mongooses, civets, and hyenas. they are adaptable in north america, meaning they can live in grasslands, cities and forests of western north america, and they eat almost the same food as people, but unlike people, they never hunt large animals, instead they eat small animals that are slow and eat dead animals, large or small. they occupied the similar niche to humans of worldwide and looks very much like european american people, making them the first ever non-human animals or non-primate animals to evolved man-like niche, what it ate, and what it look like. they never caused extinction of animals species. the modern dylanus dylanus subspecies includes dylanus dylanus anitellous, dylanus dylanus guantiqu, and dylanus dylanus californius. they even have their language called dylanusia (which includes different words in this language such as, Chwuan - Thanks, Wuhe - Sorry, Tinorg - Welcome, and countless other words in this langauge), but dylanuses can be taught to learn english, spanish, french and other language by people.