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Description
Pykandas are medium-sized, bear-like flightless Tapejarids native to forested slopes and highlands along the northern, eastern, and western edges of the Great Wumbian Basin. Though opportunistic, they are mostly plant-eating, foraging for roots, shoots, and berries in addition to occasional eggs or carrion. Pykandas, also sometimes known as "Sheatherian Pandas", are semi-arboreal by nature and rest at night in elaborately weaved nests in the lower canopy or within craggy mountain dens, in which the one to three large eggs are also incubated and the young initially cared for.

Description
Pykandas are medium-sized, bear-like flightless Tapejarids native to forested slopes and highlands along the northern, eastern, and western edges of the Great Wumbian Basin. Though opportunistic, they are mostly plant-eating, foraging for roots, shoots, and berries in addition to occasional eggs or carrion. Pykandas, also sometimes known as "Sheatherian Pandas", are semi-arboreal by nature and rest at night in elaborately weaved nests in the lower canopy or within craggy mountain dens, in which the one to three large eggs are also incubated and the young initially cared for.