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Item#: 2-Ornith or more commonly called "Ornith i pithecus"
Object Class: safe
Containment procedures: The Ornithipithecus is kept in a large aviary 90 by 90 feet with rain forest trees and multiple animals from the south Asian islands. The aviary has a dome over it that projects a day and night cycle recorded in the Adirondacks during summer.
image 1 image of? hatchling Ornithipithecus: file:/C:/Users/skyla/Downloads/Ornithapithicus%20juvi.jpg
image 2 image of? adult Ornithipithecus: file:/C:/Users/skyla/Downloads/ornith%20adult.jpg
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Description: The Ornithipithecus has a more rounded fetus shaped head but is proportioned to the body when its an adult. Their hands are like the hands of an aye-aye lemur and uses its long ring finger to fish out worms and grubs. They have 2 long arms with feathers that most of its body has but their chest has fewer feathers than the rest of there body. their elongated snout has a human-like nose that can smell more than 1 human. They have an upper and lower lip that goes up in the middle to reveal a large beak that it uses to crack tree bark. The rest of its body is more human-like but they have a cloaca for reproduction.
Addendum: test a: habitat changes
subject: Ornithipithecus
procedure: Changing the ecosystem within the aviary or something else
results: The Ornithipithecus's started dropping like flys but some adapted
test b:
subject: Ornithipithecus
procedure: Having humans raise the Ornithipithecus's from hatchling to adolescent and raising them in the aviary
results: The other Ornithipithecus's taught the domesticated Ornithipithecus how to foreg for grubs, nuts and seeds
Fact 1: The Ornithipithecus was created in a lab on Montauk island where alleged monsters were created. Fact 2: Ornithipithecu's are part American robin part orangutan. Fact 3: The Ornithipithecus's mostly make nests in the canopy's where they lay eggs that look like oversized robin eggs that are about the size of an average human male's hand. Fact 4: They can glide from tree to tree and can dive.
Contact: Dr. Haznick had 3 Class D personnel go into the aviary. After half an hour an Ornithipithecus landed on the ground and stayed about 7 feet away and looked at them curiously like the Class D were strange-looking possible allies and more appeared giving the 3 Class D 1 grub throwing it using their mouth. The Class D did not eat the grubs so one Ornithipithecus gave them a cracked nut and they ate the large tree nut. The Ornithipithecus's walked closer to the Class D inviting them to the troop.
