Reococcyx (No Man's Sky)

Reococcyx is an exclusively all-female, bipedal green alien Antelope-like animal from another planet. She has an incredibly plump body and set of buttocks with her thick haunches. She has a very short neck that is 1.5 to 2 feet long and has green fur with brown spots on her back. Her unique anatomy and physiology allows her to walk upright on two hoofed legs, having evolved past the need for forelimbs in her own species' evolution. She has a very large ungulate vagina and anus in-between her hindlegs and buttocks, along with a massive and heavy pair teats in-between her hindlegs, with a big set leathery lips with a long tongue. She has a short and thick tail, a pair of short black horns on top of her head, and green giraffe ears. She's not very tall, being 5-6 feet in height. She cannot talk nor communicate at all since she is an animal. She is capable of asexual reproduction and egg-laying, so any semen left inside of her is unused. Any eggs she lays will not contain any the genes of anyone else. Her kind cannot age after maturing, but can eventually lose the ability to give birth. She is very passive but dumb female animal that makes herself easily captured due to her low intelligence and lack of natural predators. She only bipedally walks on two hoofed hindlegs, having evolved to move without forelegs. She has a large set of buttocks, and because she is naturally slow as part of her passive and gentle nature, she eats a lot. Because she relies on her instincts as an animal, she becomes very easy to take advantage of due to her species having no natural predators. She cannot age after maturity and they tend to live a long time. She can sound out low moans and bellows, communicating with pheromones too just like a herd animal would. The Reococcyx cannot speak and talk like a human, and has natural behaviors just like Giraffes and other wild herd animals. She is very oblivious and nonchalant, often ignoring other creatures around her to the point where even touching her doesn't break her flow while grazing and eating.