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Creature 4 Description and research


Creature 4 Description and Research 

Creature 4 uses its large horned head and thick strong legs to crack and open trees. It does this to get to he sap inside which it consumes with its long tongue. The entire form of the creature has evolved for this task. its front arms are small and are only used for moving bark out of the way. The animal also eats grass however due to the lack of tree's in the region must eat a varied diet. The animal also competes like goats and elk throwing their weight around and headbutting each other. because of their small front arms getting of the ground when knocked over might be tricky to correct this they have developed long tails, used and both a helping hand for getting up and a large counter weight allowing them to run faster and hit harder.







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