Heron

Herons are extremely large species of birds that are natural predators to amphibians

Basic Information

Anatomy

Herons are extremely large birds. The wingspan is about 30 meters.

Genetics and Reproduction

Extremely little is known about the reproductive processes of herons. Only that they lay eggs. Herons are a dangerous yet endangered species.

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Two well-known specimens can be found in Frog Valley. Mostly they live very secluded and approach populated areas exclusively for hunting.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

As a hunter species, Herons rely more on good vision than good hearing. If one remains quiet and out of sight, the Heron quickly loses interest.

Lifespan

Unknown

Average Height

20 meters

Average Length

Wingspan: 30 meters

Geographic Distribution

• Frog Valley