Speculative Evolution - Eagle-billed Wolf

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A wide, low-angle, full shot depicts an odd animal - Eagle-billed Wolf, sprinting across a dry, grassy field toward the left. The beast is dark brown, has short hair, and is muscular, with a long, narrow body and a long, thick tail. The creature is a carnivorous Monotreme - egg-laying mammal, just another alternate evolution idea.The animal has a long head, somewhat like an anteater, but its mouth is open, revealing black jaws lined with sharp, serrated teeth, and it has a long, pointed beak, similar to a duck's. The creature's front legs are shorter than its hind legs, and it has long, black claws. In the background, a deer runs across the field to the left, away from the camera. The field is a light brown color with scattered patches of green grass and is dotted with a few trees. The sky above is a pale, hazy blue. The lighting is bright and sunny, casting soft shadows. The main idea of this speculative evolution suggestion shows how would possibly Platypus or Echidna evolve as predatory animals - a counterpart to placental Wolf, and Thylacine (extinct marsupial wolf-like creature from Tasmania).