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[[File:Siuillt.png|thumb| The Siu-Illt-Nas is among Corum's most feared and respected top predators.]]
[[File:Siuillt.png|thumb| Although not all Siu-Illt-Nas produce feathers, those which do are known to be particularly fierce and aggressive.  Thankfully, feathered Siu-Illt-Nas are relatively uncommon in the areas of [[Corum]] which are heavily populated by humans.]]
[[File:RangeSiuillt.png|thumb|In red, the known range of the Siu-Illt-Nas.]]
[[File:RangeSiuillt.png|thumb|In red, the known range of the Siu-Illt-Nas.]]
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.

Revision as of 20:43, 13 April 2017

Although not all Siu-Illt-Nas produce feathers, those which do are known to be particularly fierce and aggressive. Thankfully, feathered Siu-Illt-Nas are relatively uncommon in the areas of Corum which are heavily populated by humans.
In red, the known range of the Siu-Illt-Nas.

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.