A male grassman in the forest of northern California filmed by a Universal Studios crew for a documentary.
A grassman (Paranthropus Americanii) is a species of large bipedal hominid native to North American forests and grasslands, hence their names. They are omnivorous, mainly feeding on fish, insects, and wide variety of plant foods (fruits, vegetables, bulbs, roots, tubers, etc), but fortunately, they are gentle giants towards any sapient species/beings and dylanusids. They are normally about 5 feet tall or 10 feet tall, depending on an area they live in, if food is abundant, they can grow larger, for example. They are bipedal and walk in a similar fashion to panda apes, their closest living relatives, and chimpmen, which have a slightly more primitive arm designs than more advanced hominids such as humans, so they often swing their arms when walking and running. They are responsible for sightings of mythical versions of real bigfoots, resembling exactly like the bigfoot's mythical counterparts in appearance, locomotion, etc. They may have been responsible for the extinction of few carnivoran mammals during the last Ice Age, such as American giant dylanuses, by outcompeting them for food. According to fossil records, they are most likely descended from a same species as modern panda apes and spread from Africa to Asia and into North America through a land bridge, while they became extinct in Asia, they survived in North America and adapted to a colder climate and drier habitats. They are adapting really well with human activities, climate changes, and into life in the cities and suburbs.