eye: the eye is used for seeing. it does not have the best vision, but it does its job. it is mainly used for seeing infared and ultraviolet waves, as this creature travels and is a bit sensitive to light. so it avoids infrared and ultraviolet. feathers: the feathers are warm colors due to the fact they soak up warm colors. they absorb the heat so that the creature can survive in colder areas for up to an hour before fatigue sets in. ears: the ears are incredibly powerful and are one of its best traits. they have psychedelic colors to confuse prey, stunning them as it strikes. whiskers: it feels vibration through its whiskers nostrils: it has a pretty powerful sense of smell. jaw: the jaw unhinges to eat animals rumored to be as large as a wolf in one bite.

fangs: it has a fast working venom that travels up the nerves to the brain. it corrodes nerves as it travels, meaning the victim likely wont realize they were bit until they suddenly drop dead. the venom remains in the animals body a while after death, so any scavengers snagging a bite will also die. markings: the markings are designed to allow it to camouflage into its generally planty surroundings, but in snowy places and deserts it will not blend in too well. arms/claws: the arms and claws are nothing exceptional. cold blooded: the creature is cold blooded, but generally high energy. its feathers (see above) can keep its energy for about an hour in colder places. legs: it has very fast legs and can move reportedly as fast as "45 miles an hour". Its generic running speed is 25 mph, but it does store energy to go faster. prey: anything that moves. it is carnivorous. predators: there is nothing it runs from, but water buffalo have been able to put up a good fight due to their bulkiness.

size: it is supposedly 6'7. its a bit thin, due to it having a decently fast metabolism. personality: it is a reclusive nomadic animal. some reports claim it has picked up rabbits, pet them, and not murdered them. there is no documented evidence of the rabbits, but the claims lead to the belief that when it is not hungry it wont be as aggresive. can it help humans?: yes. A few scientists have extracted venom from dead animals, and it can be used to destroy diptheria cells. diptheria already has a vaccine, so its mostly useless, but there is a chance it could destroy other infections. reccomendation: do not approach. avoid if possible.