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Description
Scrobos laxus

Average size: 1,5 m in lenght.
Habitat: tall grass and dense bush in jungle or savannah.
Danger level: zero.

Lifestyle: sof`s daily activities are eating roots, berries and other edible things; sleeping, sometimes in the mud, etc. Jungle sofs are more territorial than their savannah counterparts.
Despite looking clumsy, sof is quite a good runner, and if cornered, can attack with its powerful jaws. However, these animals have little defense form various predators besides their multiplicity. They are timid creatures, but can be tricked with dainty.

Features: there are three pairs of sucker-like fleshy growths on sof`s flanks. They`re equivalent to mammaries, but produce oil-like substance that only sof`s calves can digest.

Other: sofs are domesticated as a source of oil (that is used as fuel, e. g. for lamps), meat for domestic carnivores, and sometimes as living waste recyclers. Their hands and the basic form of skull are similar to jadongs`, which is a popular source of jokes.

Similar species: none.

ambarra.wikidot.com/sof

Description
Scrobos laxus

Average size: 1,5 m in lenght.
Habitat: tall grass and dense bush in jungle or savannah.
Danger level: zero.

Lifestyle: sof`s daily activities are eating roots, berries and other edible things; sleeping, sometimes in the mud, etc. Jungle sofs are more territorial than their savannah counterparts.
Despite looking clumsy, sof is quite a good runner, and if cornered, can attack with its powerful jaws. However, these animals have little defense form various predators besides their multiplicity. They are timid creatures, but can be tricked with dainty.

Features: there are three pairs of sucker-like fleshy growths on sof`s flanks. They`re equivalent to mammaries, but produce oil-like substance that only sof`s calves can digest.

Other: sofs are domesticated as a source of oil (that is used as fuel, e. g. for lamps), meat for domestic carnivores, and sometimes as living waste recyclers. Their hands and the basic form of skull are similar to jadongs`, which is a popular source of jokes.

Similar species: none.

ambarra.wikidot.com/sof