Camélago (cam-eh-lay-go)

Camélago are a mysterious and literaly shadowly people closly related to bats. Their bodies are only about 80% coporeal, causing them to appear misty or blury. This attribute makes them especially difficult to see in the dark. They also posses wings on their backs, granting them purpetual flight.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Camélago typically have pitch black skin, with patches of white dotted across their bodies. Their skin has an unusual degree of partial incoporiality, giving it a shadowy apperance. Two wings extend from the backs of their shoulders, and their faces resemble that of bats.

Ecology and Habitats

Their homeland of Quochlana is a mountainous jungle home to a massive variety of life. The treacherous geography is well suited to the airborn camélago.

Scientific Name

Desmodus Cornu

Lifespan

65 years

Average Height

5.5 - 6 ft

Average Weight

130 - 150 lbs