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Description
These mammals are close relatives of bats.

Chupacabra: have scales on the tail, on the feet, on the hands and partially on the face. They have a developed membrane between the little finger of the forelimbs and the knee, as well as a small membrane between the thigh, tail and lower leg. They can walk on all fours and jump on their hind legs like a kangaroo. Able to glide through the air for a short time. They feed on small animals, and can also drink the blood of large animals such as cows. Their saliva contains proteins that prevent blood from clotting, the victim does not feel pain in the bite, and the victim is paralyzed.
The average size of these animals is slightly smaller than a cat. There are different types of these chupacabras, which differ from each other in the length of the tail and the size of the flying membrane.
Distributed in America and in Europe.

Rake: the only one who lost the membrane as a result of gigantism. It can be compared to a gibbon that developed strong, strong hind legs. Like people, he can walk comfortably on two legs even without looking at long arms.
They are truly the most dexterous and clever predators that can be compared to cats. A well-developed brain even allows them to use tools like crows. Long fingers with bent claws, resembling a rake, (hence the name) allow you to grab a victim with a grasp of sacrifice, as well as use as self-defense. They can open their mouths quite wide (a little more than 90 degrees). Their whole body is covered in fur.
The size of these animals can vary greatly depending on gender, age, habitat, but on average their growth is from 160 to 2 meters (while they weigh less than people of the same height).
They live in America, in Europe and even in Asia. There is a suspicion that they may live in Africa and Australia.
Like rats, they prefer to live in cities.

Moth man: the only one capable of flying from proto-bats. Also, its feature is the ability to walk on two legs. The flight method is more like gliding through the air than actively flapping wings.
Growth does not exceed 150-160 centimeters.
Inhabits America.

Description
These mammals are close relatives of bats.

Chupacabra: have scales on the tail, on the feet, on the hands and partially on the face. They have a developed membrane between the little finger of the forelimbs and the knee, as well as a small membrane between the thigh, tail and lower leg. They can walk on all fours and jump on their hind legs like a kangaroo. Able to glide through the air for a short time. They feed on small animals, and can also drink the blood of large animals such as cows. Their saliva contains proteins that prevent blood from clotting, the victim does not feel pain in the bite, and the victim is paralyzed.
The average size of these animals is slightly smaller than a cat. There are different types of these chupacabras, which differ from each other in the length of the tail and the size of the flying membrane.
Distributed in America and in Europe.

Rake: the only one who lost the membrane as a result of gigantism. It can be compared to a gibbon that developed strong, strong hind legs. Like people, he can walk comfortably on two legs even without looking at long arms.
They are truly the most dexterous and clever predators that can be compared to cats. A well-developed brain even allows them to use tools like crows. Long fingers with bent claws, resembling a rake, (hence the name) allow you to grab a victim with a grasp of sacrifice, as well as use as self-defense. They can open their mouths quite wide (a little more than 90 degrees). Their whole body is covered in fur.
The size of these animals can vary greatly depending on gender, age, habitat, but on average their growth is from 160 to 2 meters (while they weigh less than people of the same height).
They live in America, in Europe and even in Asia. There is a suspicion that they may live in Africa and Australia.
Like rats, they prefer to live in cities.

Moth man: the only one capable of flying from proto-bats. Also, its feature is the ability to walk on two legs. The flight method is more like gliding through the air than actively flapping wings.
Growth does not exceed 150-160 centimeters.
Inhabits America.