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.
Distribution and Habitat
Aerbicares inhabit much of the Balúrail region, although human presence has significantly reduced their range.
Diet
Aerbicares are herbivores.
In Society
The Mifajene have hunted and relied on Aerbicares for 1000s of years.