Aerbicar
| Aerbicar | |
|---|---|
| Image |  Drawing of an Aerbicar |
| Plural | Aerbicares |
| Type | Mammal |
| Region(s) | Balúrail |
| Subregion(s) | Western Lowlands • Eastern Highlands |
Introduction
Aerbicares are large single horned land animals native to Balúrail.
Etymology
Aerbicar means "single horn" in Tuzquão.
Description
Aerbicares are large, heavy-bodied quadrupeds with a thick coat of coarse hair. They have long, narrow heads with a slightly convex profile, small eyes, and upright pointed ears. A very large horn projects forward and upward from the forehead, with a smaller horn or bony projection positioned behind it.
The neck is short and thick, merging into a deep chest and broad torso. The back is nearly level, with a rounded hindquarter. The legs are relatively short and sturdy, ending in broad feet with hoof-like digits. A thin, moderately long tail hangs from the rear and ends in a small tuft of hair.
In Society
The Mifajene have hunted and relied on Aerbicares for 1000s of years.