Sleoteawing

Sleoteawings are small flying mammals that live in forests across the land. They have quite a reputation for their curious and mischievous personalities.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Long pointy ears, long tail with a bushy tip, bat wings

Genetics and Reproduction

Sleoteawings reproduce sexually. Females will then give birth to one or two live offspring on average about fifty-five to sixty-three days later.

Ecology and Habitats

Sleoteawings live in temperate and coniferous forests.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Sleoteawings are omnivorous creatures that will happily eat fruits and small rodents in equal measure.

Behaviour

Sleoteawings are normally peaceful, but when threatened, they will curl up and retreat into a ball. They also have a habit of using their tails to brush up and grab onto objects. Some people have even reported mysteriously opened doors and missing items such as balloons and sunglasses.

Additional Information

Domestication

Some people keep Sleoteawings as pets and are selectively bred for friendliness and softness.

Facial characteristics

Mature males have a beard-like pattern of fur on their face.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

While Sleoteawings can be found just about anywhere that isn't too warm and has enough large trees, most live in the deepest parts of Evercana Forest.

Average Intelligence

Sleoteawings are very curious creatures, and have been shown to solve relatively complex puzzles.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Sleoteawings are able to float while resting, but they do use their wings for active movement. Able to glow at night

Civilization and Culture

History

Also, for a long time, there was a debate over if Sleoteawings actually used their wings, or somehow floated in the air.

Historical Figures

Dax--Beloved companion of Shabella Leolen

Lifespan

50 years

Conservation Status

Uncommon

Average Height

24cm body; 66cm from head to tail.

Average Weight

4 pounds

Average Length

14 cm

Average Physique

They have very light bodies.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Sleoteawings come in a wide variety of colors; from green to brown to violet.

Geographic Distribution

• Evercana Forest