Wysp Snatch

About

Wysp snatches are a smallish arboreal furred creatures, known for a regular diet of insects and a strong preference for wysps, of which they seem immune to the stings. They have quick agile reflexes and exceptionally dexterous paws, the fingers of which are edged in long bristles which allow them to form net-like structures to aid in capture of flying insects, and other prey.

Common Names

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Description

Classification

mammal

Size

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Appearance

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Sexual dimorphism

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Ecology

Habitat

Arboreal canopy dwellers of Tropical to Sub-Arctic forests.

Diet

Omnivorous eating a variety of insects, and the occasional small bird, lizard, or other animal. They are known to eat fruit, nuts and leaves as well.

Behaviour

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Temperament

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Sub-Species

Ring Tailed Wysp Snatch

This variety of wysp snatch has a mottled fiery red and light brown pelt, with six or seven distinctive red bands along the tail. They also have a short beard on their chin.

Domestication

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See Also

Steifreiko