The Thylacoleo Furtimorsus is a carnivore that appeared around the early to late Pleistocene epoch and has an aggressive temperament.
These carnivorous creatures are very agile and can take down their prey with their quick attacks and their methods of ambushing those who are unaware of their presence.
Thylacoleo can usually be seen hunting for prey in tropical areas or stalking prey and even climbing trees awaiting to tackle those who get within their range.
Survivors are to take care when approaching such creatures as they are really fast and at times, they can even leap off of tree to subdue those who do not notice them.
Those who have been able to domesticate a Thylacoleo can ride these marvelous creatures, climbing at the sides of trees and structures to infiltrate bases or to reach vantage points.
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While they appear to have a similarity in appearance to tigers, Thylacoleo are marsupials and can often be found in trees, awaiting victims to pounce on and turn into a meal.
Thylacoleo have the tendency to overpower its victims with the strength of its jaws at it tends to bite deep into its prey and lock its jaw, shredding and wounding its prey until the life escapes its body.
These creatures are one of the strongest and fastest medium sized creatures that can be found and with their ability to climb trees and jump across long distances, they become very useful for traveling as well as hunting down enemies.
