I was talking to a friend on Kik, and since every now and then we'd find an Elephant Calf Carcass, or Elephant Skull in Elephant Dung, we came up with Mutated Cannibal Elephants (simply for roleplaying).
And today, I had a small idea for the next event, though I'm not sure if it would work much because of the chance of running into any of the ideas so many times in Explore.

Basically, the next events idea was to have Mutated Animals.
Say there was an Oil Spill, or chemical spill, or even a strange disease, and the genes of the animals in Africa reacted strangely and mutated.

When I told her about this, she came up with some idea's for the event data.

1 - In fights with mutated/infected animals could result in a small chance of receiving a mutation (very small ones). For example, the mutations received could be a crippled leg, or even bad eyesight.

2 - Your lion (and even lionesses during hunting) could have a very small chance of catching mutated prey, and the prey in the hoard, if fed to a lioness, *no matter the fertility percentage or whatever is needed* can have a low chance of having mutated cubs.

3 - A rather strange mutation, very zombie-like, causes the cub to be born alive, but be completely unresponsive, and is fatal in the cubs aging, (meaning of course it would pass away :'C ) and the mutation is only available during the October event. BE CAREFUL.

4 - Leading back to idea #2, through eating a mutated carcass, your lioness could have a 50:50 chance of becoming ill, or becoming infertile

5 - Rabies now spreads the Z-Virus! A bite from a rabies victim can result in energy draining faster, and can affect your gameplay. Spreading the disease in PvP (fighting other players for territory, skill or experience) can give the same chance of spreading the disease to that player.






*And for anyone who is interested in hearing about the cannibal elephants, here is what we came up with*

Basically, the Elephants mutate twice the size of normal elephants, and breed with the males, but kill and eat them, then raise their young to repeat the process. The elephants go on random rampages without any true reason, and will stampede through the prairie.