The hefalo has replaced its ancestor in the Ovi-Hydro Plains. They have become twice as large and are the major predators of the Ovi-Hydro Plains. Their bottom beak crest has now become a blade that it uses to cut up its prey, and it also has a bite force of 1800 Psi. They are very aggressive predators when it comes to other living organisms but do care for pack members. They have a pack number of 4-5 and are very social with other packs. Their children will stay with the pack for about 5 years and if there is not enough of them in a pack the young will stay permanently. They live for about 40 years. The crest has also gotten smaller because of their mating being based on pushing.
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