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Description
MINER DWARVES
Family: Minutoridae (Dwarves and Gnomes)
Size: 1 metre (3 feet) long, 60 cm (2 feet) height
Diet: Grasses, berries, fruits and tubers.

Standing up to 2 feet in height, the Miner Dwarf (Collisminutor deminutivus, meaning diminutive mountain miner) is the largest and most widely known species of Dwarf. With it's bipedal, hunched posture, enlarged forelimbs, blunt snout and messy, shaggy coat, it is a typical representative of the dwarf family. They are an extremely social species, living in groups of up to 30 animals. Their community-built subterranean "cities" can stretch under miles of land and reach an astounding level of complexity. This, along with evidence of high emotional intelligence and community roles within dwarf cities suggests that they are likely much more intelligent that they maybe at first appear.

Description
MINER DWARVES
Family: Minutoridae (Dwarves and Gnomes)
Size: 1 metre (3 feet) long, 60 cm (2 feet) height
Diet: Grasses, berries, fruits and tubers.

Standing up to 2 feet in height, the Miner Dwarf (Collisminutor deminutivus, meaning diminutive mountain miner) is the largest and most widely known species of Dwarf. With it's bipedal, hunched posture, enlarged forelimbs, blunt snout and messy, shaggy coat, it is a typical representative of the dwarf family. They are an extremely social species, living in groups of up to 30 animals. Their community-built subterranean "cities" can stretch under miles of land and reach an astounding level of complexity. This, along with evidence of high emotional intelligence and community roles within dwarf cities suggests that they are likely much more intelligent that they maybe at first appear.