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Description
Wompu
Scientific name:
Height: 6 feet at the shoulders
Weight: 1700 to 2000 ibs
Habitat: subalpine parkland and temperate grasslands
Native region: North America
Evolved from: elk
Lifespan: 25 years
Time period: 18 to 28 myf (early to mid Tabeocene)

Named after the weird noise that it makes to communicate with others, the wompu is a transitional form of the elkaloo of the Xenocene. Their antlers only have three forks, their backs are slightly raised to give it a short hump, and broad feet to support its Bulky body. The wompu lives in harems and prefer to live in habitats with plenty of grass and scattered trees.
During mating season; males attract females by bellowing the loudest and by fighting rival males. Occasionally males will die if their antlers get interlocked to the point where they’re unable to escape.
Mustelids seems to be the only known predators that a wompu have to deal with.

Description
Wompu
Scientific name:
Height: 6 feet at the shoulders
Weight: 1700 to 2000 ibs
Habitat: subalpine parkland and temperate grasslands
Native region: North America
Evolved from: elk
Lifespan: 25 years
Time period: 18 to 28 myf (early to mid Tabeocene)

Named after the weird noise that it makes to communicate with others, the wompu is a transitional form of the elkaloo of the Xenocene. Their antlers only have three forks, their backs are slightly raised to give it a short hump, and broad feet to support its Bulky body. The wompu lives in harems and prefer to live in habitats with plenty of grass and scattered trees.
During mating season; males attract females by bellowing the loudest and by fighting rival males. Occasionally males will die if their antlers get interlocked to the point where they’re unable to escape.
Mustelids seems to be the only known predators that a wompu have to deal with.