[InterfectorFactory]

The orange light turns off and a green light goes on. Green fluid is leaking out of the pipe. A view sientists make the pipe empty. The creature at the bottem of the pipe stands up, clears it's throat and sceams like an eagle. The syentists back off while the creature beats with it's wings and knocks over some equipment. When it wants to take off and attack someone a colored dart hits it, followed by another one. The creature stumbles and falls to the ground. It is putted in it's cages without taking any risks.
This is an wild animal, not a pet. Don't try to stroke it, when it's driven in a corner it will attack. May you will be able to tame it but it's dangerous.

This pet is for Fourcrosses and may not be used by anyone else!

This creature is created in InterfectorFactory's Facilety

[FourCrosses]

Awesome! What does it eat? Mainly rabbit, I suppose? FourCrosses dragged a large cat carrier towards the cage. Will it fit?

[InterfectorFactory]

Well, it mostly eats mammels and fish. The same things wolves and eagles eat. It will probably fit
You may take him home if you have a good envourment

[FourCrosses]

Well I live near the shropshire hills, so there's plenty of rabbits and sheep. Also, I've been working on a cage for him. (It's a him). Also, could you make the background transparent like you did for snowleopard?

FourCrosses opened the carrier door and chucked in a lump of meat. When the creature entered, cautiously sniffing, she bolted the door after it. "There you go!" she smiled. what should she call it? She couldn't decide.

[InterfectorFactory]

Shure, that's fine.
Wait a minute, i'll go get my ereaser

Why not name it Rambo?

[FourCrosses]

Rambo... "Rambo?" The creature pricked it's ears. "I'll take that as a yes" smiled FourCrosses, throwing her new pet a lump of meat.

[InterfectorFactory]

Glad he and you like it ^^
I made a transparant version

[FourCrosses]

N.B I hope he didn't destroy too much equipment!

[InterfectorFactory]

No, only some DNA samples and small tubes. Not a problem, we have enough of those