Anthros

Modern Anthros (Homo sapethrotura) are, currently, the most populous species in the homo clade. They are characterized by their similarities to their creators, the H. sapiens- an erect back, bipedal locomotion, etc. However, anthros are genetically engineered with animal DNA and genes in place, making them more intelligent, strong, and more knowledgeable of their surroundings.

Creation
In 1980, Animus Global Corporation set out on a new endeavor to mix human DNA, genes, and appearance with that of animal's. This project was named Project Tyche, and then immediately sent into funding and experimenting. Right away, anthros originally were nothing but animals capable of learning to do tricks without constant training, but soon they began conducting more and more tests. This eventually led to the uprise of the species known as h. sapethrotura.

The few original tests, Subject 1a, 2a, 3a, and 4a, were all diverse. They were raised as a normal human would be raised, given clothing, toys, and even teaching in a school. Eventually, all subjects reached puberty and went on to reach 18 years of age. They eventually "graduated" school. At this point, Animus created over about 5.6 billion frozen embryos of the h. sapethrotura, and in 1984, began planting the embryos into human subjects over time, at the hundreds per day. This eventually led to a mass population boost in the H. sapethroturas. All humans eventually succumbed to the massive explosion of anthros, and the anthros reigned as the new humans.

Classes of Anthros
See Classes of Anthros.

Genetic Makeup
In anthros, they can be multiple species, the most common and known species being a grey wolf. However, despite all changes in appearance and habitat, anthros usually have the same structure of body as the rest of H. sapethrotura. This explains why a male of any species may impregnate any other species that is female.