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[[ | [[File:Siuillt23.png|thumb| Regarded as one of the continent's top land-based predators, a pack of Siu-Illt-Nas is capable of taking down virtually any of [[Corum|Corum's]] large herbivores.]] | ||
Capable of advanced forms of communication, members of this species are known to employ complex tactics when hunting. Undoubtedly the top land-based predators in Northern Corum—aside from humans—few creatures are able to withstand an attack by two or three '''Siu-Illt-Nas'''. Standing at around a meter tall, this bipedal creature uses its razor-sharp talons to disembowel prey, before biting into flesh with its razor-sharp teeth. Females of this species tend to be more red in color than males, which tend to feature three to four small backwards facing horns. | Capable of advanced forms of communication, members of this species are known to employ complex tactics when hunting. Undoubtedly the top land-based predators in Northern Corum—aside from humans—few creatures are able to withstand an attack by two or three '''Siu-Illt-Nas'''. Standing at around a meter tall, this bipedal creature uses its razor-sharp talons to disembowel prey, before biting into flesh with its razor-sharp teeth. Females of this species tend to be more red in color than males, which tend to feature three to four small backwards facing horns. | ||
Found in only 6 out of 20 [[Pallisican]] cities in Corum, this species is common. | Found in only 6 out of 20 [[Pallisican]] cities in Corum, this species is common. | ||
===Complex Vocalizations=== | |||
As pack hunters, Siu-Illt-Nas are known to employ the use of complex vocalizations in order to communicate with other members of their group, especially when hunting larger prey such as the [[Giid-Lisea-Eda]] or the [[Eeli-Illt-Eda]]. Researchers working for the [[New Zimian Space Exploration and Settlement Agency]] have documented at least a dozen of the Siu-Illt-Nas' distinct vocalizations. In the clip below, one hears a group of three Siu-Illt-Nas become excited at the sound of a nearby Giid-Lisea-Eda. Among the vocalizations heard in this clip, one hears the high pitched squeals of two subordinate members of a hunting party, and the loud, drawn out croaking sound of a hunting party leader. | |||
[http://shireroth.org/wiki/images/6/6c/Siuillt.ogg Siu-Illt-Nas Hunting Part] | |||
==Habitat== | |||
[[Image:RangeSiuillt.png|thumb|The Siu-Illt-Nas is common to the northern reaches of the Riponian Higlhands.<br>{{legend|#ffbf00|[[wikipedia:Mediterranean climate|Mediterranean Climate]]}}{{legend|#bfbf40|[[wikipedia:Temperate climate|Temperate Climate]]}}{{legend|#80bf40|[[wikipedia:Continental climate|Continental Climate]]}}{{legend|#80bf80|[[wikipedia:Sub-Arctic climate|Sub-Arctic Climate]]}}{{legend|#80bfbf|[[wikipedia:Polar climate|Polar Climate]]}}]] | |||
The range of the Siu-Illt-Nas extends across 11.15% of the landmass of [[Corum]]. The majority of the species' range - 64.83% - lies within the continent's Mediterranean climate regions, while almost 16% lies in the Temperate climate regions of [[Isani Sweep]]. That said, southern Corum is home to a number of remote populations of feathered Siu-Illt-Nas, which are far more aggressive than their generally featherless, northern counterparts. | |||
The Siu-Illt-Nas is regarded as a highland creature, although its territory extends across the lowlands of [[Northern Corum]]. Populations of Siu-Illt-Nas have been documented in the [[Central Riponian Mountains]]. | |||
[[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]][[Category:Geography of Corum]] | [[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]][[Category:Geography of Corum]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:12, 13 June 2023

Capable of advanced forms of communication, members of this species are known to employ complex tactics when hunting. Undoubtedly the top land-based predators in Northern Corum—aside from humans—few creatures are able to withstand an attack by two or three Siu-Illt-Nas. Standing at around a meter tall, this bipedal creature uses its razor-sharp talons to disembowel prey, before biting into flesh with its razor-sharp teeth. Females of this species tend to be more red in color than males, which tend to feature three to four small backwards facing horns.
Found in only 6 out of 20 Pallisican cities in Corum, this species is common.
Complex Vocalizations
As pack hunters, Siu-Illt-Nas are known to employ the use of complex vocalizations in order to communicate with other members of their group, especially when hunting larger prey such as the Giid-Lisea-Eda or the Eeli-Illt-Eda. Researchers working for the New Zimian Space Exploration and Settlement Agency have documented at least a dozen of the Siu-Illt-Nas' distinct vocalizations. In the clip below, one hears a group of three Siu-Illt-Nas become excited at the sound of a nearby Giid-Lisea-Eda. Among the vocalizations heard in this clip, one hears the high pitched squeals of two subordinate members of a hunting party, and the loud, drawn out croaking sound of a hunting party leader.
Habitat

The range of the Siu-Illt-Nas extends across 11.15% of the landmass of Corum. The majority of the species' range - 64.83% - lies within the continent's Mediterranean climate regions, while almost 16% lies in the Temperate climate regions of Isani Sweep. That said, southern Corum is home to a number of remote populations of feathered Siu-Illt-Nas, which are far more aggressive than their generally featherless, northern counterparts.
The Siu-Illt-Nas is regarded as a highland creature, although its territory extends across the lowlands of Northern Corum. Populations of Siu-Illt-Nas have been documented in the Central Riponian Mountains.