After Man: Zoology of the Future

Those are the Future Creatures from the 1981 Book called 

"After Man: Zoology of the Future" 

written by Dougal Dixon. 

The Hollow Vessel called the Earth from "The Bermuda Triangle" by Isao Tomita 

reminds me of all Future Animals in "After Man: Zoology of the Future". 

Isao Tomita was a Electronic Composer from Tokyo, Japan 

and Dougal Dixon was a Science Writer from Dumfries, Scotland, UK. 

These Creatures in "After Man: Zoology of the Future" were from the Future 

and they were not real. 

That's a Desert Leaper. 

It looks like a Kangaroo-like Camel. 

Those are Vortexes. 

They looked like Whale-like Penguins with Fins and Blowholes. 

Vortexes lived in the Ocean in the Future and they 

were descended from modern Penguins of today. 

That's a Falanx. 

It looked like a large Wolf Rat. 

Falanxes were Predator Rats. 

That's a Rabbuck. 

It looked like a Combination between a Deer and a Rabbit. 

That's a Night Stalker. 

The Night Stalker was one of the most bizarre Flightless Bat in the Future. 

It has sharp Teeth, big Ears, and sharp Claws.