Kureo

Big furry mammals that possess a very withdrawn nature, preferring to keep to themselves. It is not uncommon however for them to simply allow other creatures or people to travel with them, though they show a tendency to often ignore others when searching for food, mates, or a place to rest. They have a single large horn that protrudes from the middle of their scalp and slowly curls back into a spiral shape, often used only as a defensive means or to contest other males for a female. Their ears are wide and flat, hanging much lower than their heads, just barely above the ground when they are standing. Their fur is thick and white, providing ample protection from the frigid air of the mountains, each of their four legs possesses three large toes which each have a single hoof, the skin just above their hooves is exposed, showing the pale blue coloration that is hidden beneath their coat. Fat Kureo are considered to be the healthiest, as they often prefer to stock up on  _______ (their primary food source). Their fur also covers their face entirely, spanning several feet like full facial hair that acts as a mask of sorts, only their large black eyes being able to be seen beneath their bushy eyebrows. Their snouts are rather short but wide, being somewhat rectangular in shape, their teeth being wide and flat for chewing. Full grown adult males stand at 8’3’’ and have lengths from snout to hindquarters measuring an average of 10-13.5 ft long. The female variants possess much smaller horns and at full maturation stand at 6’8’’ while measuring 8-9 feet long.