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My next submission for Monstervania, this time, it is based on the mythical werewolves. Here, in my take on the werewolf, it is a species of baboon native to Northern Africa and throughout Europe. I choose baboon because baboons already look dog-like due to their elongated muzzles compared with most other monkeys. The werewolf monkeys have been unintentionally introduced throughout the eastern part of the United States, along with Texas, where they have flourished due to abundant food sources and less predators than in their native range in Africa and Europe.

Imagine a world where monsters, mythical creatures, and other fictional organisms existed in real life. Here, we have a speculative look of what these scientifically accurate monsters and other mythics would look, act, and sound like. However, we not only show monsters and other mythics, but also movie monsters/villains reimagined as real animals, plants, and fungi.

Edit: I included the non-native distribution of the werewolf in the description, I gave EpicAmericanGamer credit for the idea. ^^

Description
My next submission for Monstervania, this time, it is based on the mythical werewolves. Here, in my take on the werewolf, it is a species of baboon native to Northern Africa and throughout Europe. I choose baboon because baboons already look dog-like due to their elongated muzzles compared with most other monkeys. The werewolf monkeys have been unintentionally introduced throughout the eastern part of the United States, along with Texas, where they have flourished due to abundant food sources and less predators than in their native range in Africa and Europe.

Imagine a world where monsters, mythical creatures, and other fictional organisms existed in real life. Here, we have a speculative look of what these scientifically accurate monsters and other mythics would look, act, and sound like. However, we not only show monsters and other mythics, but also movie monsters/villains reimagined as real animals, plants, and fungi.

Edit: I included the non-native distribution of the werewolf in the description, I gave EpicAmericanGamer credit for the idea. ^^