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Description
A Field Rasp is a creature of my own design. It is like a reptilian deer of sorts. Field Rasps are very fast runners, able to beat a horse at a full gallop. This creature is an omnivore usually grazing on grass, fruits, and leaves, and catching small rodents when it can for some extra nutrients.

One of the most notable features of a Field Rasp is their long tails which are used as balance and occasionally as defense. The "triple arrow" blade on the tail tip has many uses from a tool to cut fruit from unreachable places to becoming a deadly weapon.

A Field Rasp's legs start out with leathery skin at the top, but near the bottom it changes into a hard bone-like material, much like a horses hooves. It is hard enough that the creature can walk on rock without being harmed and is shaped in such a way that it never gets stuck in deep sucking mud (The extremely long legs also helps with staying out of such situations.) Field Rasps usually roam open plains but their migratory route usually takes them all sorts of dangerous places. Although these creatures are usually gentle, if threatened they can be quite dangerous.

Description
A Field Rasp is a creature of my own design. It is like a reptilian deer of sorts. Field Rasps are very fast runners, able to beat a horse at a full gallop. This creature is an omnivore usually grazing on grass, fruits, and leaves, and catching small rodents when it can for some extra nutrients.

One of the most notable features of a Field Rasp is their long tails which are used as balance and occasionally as defense. The "triple arrow" blade on the tail tip has many uses from a tool to cut fruit from unreachable places to becoming a deadly weapon.

A Field Rasp's legs start out with leathery skin at the top, but near the bottom it changes into a hard bone-like material, much like a horses hooves. It is hard enough that the creature can walk on rock without being harmed and is shaped in such a way that it never gets stuck in deep sucking mud (The extremely long legs also helps with staying out of such situations.) Field Rasps usually roam open plains but their migratory route usually takes them all sorts of dangerous places. Although these creatures are usually gentle, if threatened they can be quite dangerous.