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Herbivorous
Slow moving
Small
and docile,
Nuralagus fits those requirements. Sure I can add an ambient creature to go along with Nuralagus to provide diversity, but it won't treat itself as an easy to kill creature. As for hyaenodon, yes it lives in the snow biome, but on the other hand, as you pointed out, hyena based creatures live in the arctic. Leptictidium faces a more Kangaroo rat-like treatment than Nuralagus, whereas Nuralagus are more like...A galapagos tortoise? Yeah...We'll go with that.
In terms of the diversity about rabbits. All rabbits look very similar.
Jackrabbits and hares have the same anatomical structure, forcing them to hop at very high speeds most of the time. Nuralagus may be a rabbit, but by no means is its locomotion at all similar to rabbits. It's a huge difference, affecting their speed and nature. Rabbits don't lumber around, they consistently hop. Furthermore their bodies are more slender, not hosting a giant hunchback and the face of a capybara. Also, a little bit more subtle to note is the fact that Nuralagus doesn't have an easily apparent tail to warn its own about predators. At the time it had none. Which is also the reason its ears are so small as well. Creatures like the wooly rhino on the other hand, have the exact appearance as a wooly rhino with the exception of...Well...Being woolly...Obviously. Nuralagus's pose, locomotion, lack of any means of defense, anatomical differences are much different from other species of rabbits. Where as Rhinos are like rabbit, they're not diverse. most species of rhino are very similar from the next, brontotherium is like many rhinos except for the differently shaped horn. The only exception is the indricotherium. A diverse rhino with a long neck that lacks a horn.
I think I misspelled it, so I got no sources. It really needs a wikipedia page.
You misspelled kaput, and how did it die in less than a second?
Oh OK. But there's also a theory going on around that it's actually an Acheroraptor with an unidentified turtle.
Splitting hares. I know this pun has already been made, but can't resist it...
We have 2 scorpions? You just didn't....
It was a dromaeosaur+turtle.
Did you just infer that Megacerops was a rhinoceros? GET OUT
"Megacerops is an extinct genus of the prehistoric odd-toed ungulate (hoofed mammal) family Brontotheriidae, an extinct group of rhinoceros-like browsers related to horses. It was endemic to North America during the Late Eocene epoch, existing for approximately 4.1 million years."
I misinterpreted the rhinoceros-like as rhinos :/
Either way, that doesn't mean that others interpret them as rhinos in the same way hyaenodon is interpreted as a hyena. By no means are they similar.
They're not really that similar to me.
Think in game terms, not science terms.