Red Gnaw

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Red Gnaw by Naelín

Biology

Anatomy

Red gnaws are stocky, furry creatures of the gnaw family.
They are slightly smaller than the herald's gnaw, sitting at about 95cm of height to the shoulders.
Their bodies are covered by thick orange-red fur with a white chest, feet and mouth, as well as distinctive black and white markings in the ears, eyes, tail and manes.
The manes of the red gnaw consist on a spiky row of hair on top of the neck, and two semi-circular pads of hair on the back, the one on the back showing a characteristic "W" pattern with a black line in the middle that continues down to the tail. The tail of this gnaw is much larger than that of the other gnaw species.

Diet

Behaviour

Red gnaws are pactual social creatures that live and hunt in groups of 8 to 20 members of mixed sexes, led generally by a couple.
The groups have been found to consist of mostly family members, with the oldest couple of parents leading them.

Geographic Distribution

The red gnaws inhabits the Karte Island on the south and east, both on low mountainous terrain and on the plains surrounding it, as well as sometimes being found in the desert.

Ecological and Cultural Impact

Use by Societarians

Flag of Karte by Naelin

Classification

Pactual creature

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Gnaw

Average Height

95cm to the shoulders

Geographic Distribution

• Karte Island