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Description

Forest: These Krivine live in the deep mountains of Shuiso. The fur on their body is medium length at it’s longest. Around the neck and two front legs, the fur is always a medium length while the mane, ear fluff, and tail are extremely long.
Desert: These krivine have the shortest fur of them all. Their body is more slender, making it easy for them to make their way through ravines and over rocks. Their ears are the largest of all Krivine, with shorter ear fluff to keep sand out of their ear canal.
Tundra: The fluffiest of all. This is the Saint Bernard of the Krivine species. Their ears are the shortest to help retain the heat in their body. The shortest fur on this Krivine remains on the head, face and ears. They use their thick neck fluff to bury their nose in and breathe in warm air during intense blizzards.
Mountain: These thick Krivine have large bodies but easily scale the sides of mountains. Their back feet have thumbs to help them grip the cliffsides while their claws are quite shorter than the rest of the Krivine species. Because of their habitat, they have very thick paw pads to the environment doesn’t easily cut or destroy them during their climbs.

Description

Forest: These Krivine live in the deep mountains of Shuiso. The fur on their body is medium length at it’s longest. Around the neck and two front legs, the fur is always a medium length while the mane, ear fluff, and tail are extremely long.
Desert: These krivine have the shortest fur of them all. Their body is more slender, making it easy for them to make their way through ravines and over rocks. Their ears are the largest of all Krivine, with shorter ear fluff to keep sand out of their ear canal.
Tundra: The fluffiest of all. This is the Saint Bernard of the Krivine species. Their ears are the shortest to help retain the heat in their body. The shortest fur on this Krivine remains on the head, face and ears. They use their thick neck fluff to bury their nose in and breathe in warm air during intense blizzards.
Mountain: These thick Krivine have large bodies but easily scale the sides of mountains. Their back feet have thumbs to help them grip the cliffsides while their claws are quite shorter than the rest of the Krivine species. Because of their habitat, they have very thick paw pads to the environment doesn’t easily cut or destroy them during their climbs.