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* ''Manga/Overlord2012'': In order to supply the monster denizens of Nazarick and their master [[VillainProtagonist Ainz Ooal Gown]] with a steady and reliable stream of low tier scrolls to cast spells, Demiurge was tasked with finding suitable livestock to harvest, which he finds in the the skin of Abelion Sheep. [[spoiler: Horrifically subverted when it's revealed the "Abelion Sheep" Demiurge has rounded up in his pastures are actually humans; the moniker simply arose from Demiurge mistakenly assuming Ainz already knew they were humans and chose to name them "Abelion Sheep" to even further dehumanize them when Ainz simply, and genuinely, believed they really were sheep.]]
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* ''Manga/Overlord2012'': In order to supply the monster denizens of Nazarick and their master [[VillainProtagonist Ainz Ooal Gown]] with a steady and reliable stream of low tier scrolls to cast spells, Demiurge was tasked with finding suitable livestock to harvest, which he finds in the the skin of Abelion Sheep. [[spoiler: Horrifically subverted when it's revealed the "Abelion Sheep" Demiurge has rounded up in his pastures are actually humans; the moniker simply arose from Demiurge mistakenly assuming Ainz already knew they were humans and chose to name them "Abelion Sheep" to even further dehumanize them when Ainz simply, and genuinely, believed they really were sheep.]]
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* ''VideoGame/FaeFarm'': Animals you can keep on your farm include cottontails, which resemble rabbits or chinchillas and produce cotton; lunens, mammal/moth hybrids that produce silk; and sprigans, which look like anthropomorphic peas and produce magical leaves.
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* ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' has bosk (fantasy counterpart cattle) and verr (fantasy counterpart sheep) among others, with actual earthly livestock being absent from the world.
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* ''Literature/{{Gor}}'' has bosk (fantasy counterpart cattle) and verr (fantasy counterpart sheep) among others, with actual earthly ''Literature/{{Gor}}'':
** Earth livestockbeing are absent from the world.Gor, though there are clear analogues such as bosk in place of cattle, verr in place of goats among others.
** The hurt is a kangaroo-like animal that is sheared for its wool.
** Vulos are described as being like pigeons, but they are also raised for their meat and eggs like chickens.
** Earth livestock
** The hurt is a kangaroo-like animal that is sheared for its wool.
** Vulos are described as being like pigeons, but they are also raised for their meat and eggs like chickens.
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* ''VideoGame/LennasInception'': According to a collectible library book, humans started milking dolphins after cows went extinct, and dolphins want revenge.
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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'':
** ''TabletopGame/DarkSun'' is set on the DeathWorld of Athas, a scorching, blasted wasteland where many conventional animal (and humanoid) species have long since died out and been replaced by stranger, frequently non-mammalian creatures. Kanks are oversized but docile insects used as steeds, or herded for the honey they produce. Inixes and the even larger mekillots are enormous armored lizards often equipped with howdahs or used to pull loads. Erdlus are ostrich-sized flightless, featherless birds kept for their meat and eggs, while crodlu are larger, ''Oviraptor''-like creatures that can be bred as war mounts.
** The ''TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms'' reference book ''Elminster's Ecologies'' describes the Marsh Drovers, a human culture native to the Farsea Marshes, who herd domesticated catoblepas -- a type of long-necked, warthog-like monsters who live in swamps and can kill with a glance -- bred to be more social than their wild relatives and to see the Drovers as a part of their herd. The catoblepas are valued for their ability to live and graze in deep swampland where other livestock can't go, and because their deadly gaze lets them easily protect themselves against bandits, predators and monsters. Besides their edible meat and milk, they're raised for their eyes, hearts and brains, which are valuable spell components.
** ''TabletopGame/DarkSun'' is set on the DeathWorld of Athas, a scorching, blasted wasteland where many conventional animal (and humanoid) species have long since died out and been replaced by stranger, frequently non-mammalian creatures. Kanks are oversized but docile insects used as steeds, or herded for the honey they produce. Inixes and the even larger mekillots are enormous armored lizards often equipped with howdahs or used to pull loads. Erdlus are ostrich-sized flightless, featherless birds kept for their meat and eggs, while crodlu are larger, ''Oviraptor''-like creatures that can be bred as war mounts.
** The ''TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms'' reference book ''Elminster's Ecologies'' describes the Marsh Drovers, a human culture native to the Farsea Marshes, who herd domesticated catoblepas -- a type of long-necked, warthog-like monsters who live in swamps and can kill with a glance -- bred to be more social than their wild relatives and to see the Drovers as a part of their herd. The catoblepas are valued for their ability to live and graze in deep swampland where other livestock can't go, and because their deadly gaze lets them easily protect themselves against bandits, predators and monsters. Besides their edible meat and milk, they're raised for their eyes, hearts and brains, which are valuable spell components.
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* ''TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms'': ''Elminster's Ecologies'' describes the Marsh Drovers, a human culture native to the Farsea Marshes, who herd domesticated catoblepas -- a type of long-necked, warthog-like monsters who live in swamps and can kill with a glance -- bred to be more social than their wild relatives and to see the Drovers as a part of their herd. The catoblepas are valued for their ability to live and graze in deep swampland where other livestock can't go, and because their deadly gaze lets them easily protect themselves against bandits, predators and monsters. Besides their edible meat and milk, they're raised for their eyes, hearts and brains, which are valuable spell components.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': By the 31st century, cattle are extinct and have been replaced by giant black-and-white spotted beetles called buggalo. They’re used for meat, milk, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers their shells make good row-boats.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': By the 31st century, cattle are extinct and have been replaced by giant black-and-white spotted beetles called buggalo. They’re used for meat, meat and milk, and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers their shells make good row-boats.]]
