Kikimora (key-key-more-ah)

Kikimora are a species of humanoid birds known for their large size and long limbs. They are flightless, though they are exceptionally skilled at climbing. Additionally, they tend to be much more dexterous than their size would sugest.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Kikimora are large, with wide bulids and standing well above most humans despite usually standing with a hunch. Their faces are covered primarily by a large beak, and their entire body is covered is short feathers. They have no wings, but their limbs are much longer than adverage compared to their bodies.

Ecology and Habitats

The woods of New Gala are ancient, misty, and massive. The kikimora use their long limbs to climb branches while hunting or avoiding predators.

Scientific Name

gallus animus

Lifespan

160 years

Average Height

6 - 6.5 ft

Average Weight

160 - 185 lbs