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The common bantha is a fictional, desert-dwelling, domesticated beast that originated from the Star Wars universe.

Taxonomy[]

Bantha major - The Magnificent Domestic Bantha

Bantha major is a species of live action Artiodactyls from the Star Wars verse, it has an underwhelming taxonomy

Domain: Eukaryota

As a multi cellar organism, Bantha major falls under the domain Eukaroyta, which includes other multi cellar organisms known as animals. The species Bantha major falls under this category.

Kingdom[]

Animalia

Following the Domain Eukaroyta, Bantha major falls under the Kingdom Animalia for other animals such as humans, dogs , cats and other species of the world

Phylum[]

Chordata

Banthas falls under the Phylum Chordata, which includes other mammals such as the elephants and their hippopotamus relatives.

Class[]

Mammalia

Banthas also are mammals which is why they will fall under the class Mammalia. The species Bantha major are desert-dwelling and domesticated mammals living in the Star Wars universe.

Order[]

Artiodactyla

Banthas are even toed ungulates, known as Artiodactylans. Falling under the order Artiodactyla, the bantha resembles a mammoth without a trunk or tusks but Ram-like horns and cloven hoofs

Family[]

Banthidae

Banthidae is the only surviving family of the species Bantha major which includes the Bannoths, their known relatives that share 99% of their DNA with them.

Genus[]

Bantha

The species B. major falls under the genus Bantha, meaning “Horned domestic beast”. While this species is considered Least Concern, rumour has it that the Bantha descended from a known resident that walked on all four legs, but however it was a carnivorous mammal and fed on the banthas over 60 million years ago, and their names, are the Banthaosauruses, meaning “Bantha hunter king”.

Species[]

B. major

The Bantha major species is considered a herbivore, despite being similar to omnivores, it is also a frugivore, however they actually look like the modern Elephant that lived longer than the Bantha.

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