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Description
Here is a picture comparison of the Looney Tunes Road-Runner with a real-life roadrunner (on the left).
Toon Road-Runners:
Apperances: Looks like a relative of an ostrich
Feather colors: Roadrunner feather colors can be blue, light blue, purple, red, megneta, or orange.
Leg colors: Brown, yellow, orange, or golden-yellow
Height: The Looney Tunes roadrunner is about the same height as the average 10 year old human, and anthro road-runners (like Rev) are about 7 to 11 feet tall.
Diet: Toon road-runner are apparently veggitarians, mostly feasting on seeds (their favorite), berries, and nuts.
Gender differences: Male Looney-Tune roadrunners attempted to be a little bit taller then the females.
While male anthro roadrunners (like Rev, his brother, and his father) have crest (headfeathers) or crests that looklike mohawks and the females have hair.
While male anthro roadrunners (like Rev, his brother, and his father) have crest (headfeathers) or crests that looklike mohawks and the females have hair.
Hatchlings (offspring): Roadrunner hatchling are some of the cutiest little baby birds you’ve ever seen. Older hatchlings (like Little Beeper) are about three feet tall when they reach their late child years.
Predators: The only predator to toon roadrunner is the coyote
Signature call: Beep-beep!
Extra fact: In the old Looney Tunes comics, Road-Runner was givin’ the name of “Beep-Beep”, and he spoke in rhymes, and was often companied by three little roadrunners are are either portrayed as his sons or nephews (guess the comics got rid of them cause it was it was too Disney-ish and made Road-Runner too similar to Donald Duck, minus the explosive tempure).
Real roadrunners:
Apperances: Real roadrunners have the same apperances of the cuckoo-bird, only they a bigger, skinnier, and have longer-tails and longer legs.
Feather colors: Roadrunner feather colors are the mixture of the native colors. Red, light-blue, brown (mostly), light brown, gray, and mave brown or black spots on their bellies.
Leg colors: Gray
Height: Roadrunner’s are about 2 feet tall in legnth
Diet: Real road-runners are actually omivourse (eat veggitasion and meat). Their diet includes prickly-pear juice, cactus flower necture, a few seeds, spiders, snakes, lizards, scorpions, small rodents like mice, and smaller birds (looks like Sylvester has some compettion into eatting Tweety ;P ).
Gend apperances: Male roadruners have shaggy crests, while the females have flat-surfaced heads
Hatchlings: Roadrunner hatchling are very small like chicken chicks, and have these sort-of string-like feathers on their faces, which eventually falls off when they get older
Predators: Real roadrunners don’t have an predators
Signature call: A roadrunner’s call is about the small call as a pidgeon, only it’s medium pitched.
Fun fact: Roadrunners are apparently ammune to the needles of cacti (cactus) cause they build their nests on them to protect their themselves and their hatchling from predators.
Enjoy!
Road-Runner belongs to Warner Bros.
Drawing, coloring, and inking done by me.
Drawing, coloring, and inking done by me.
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