"I tripped over a big lump of hair in the forest and then all these weird dogs started kicking me and squeaking. I screamed and tried to kick back but ended up just running away."
"I was sitting in a tree and I heard a nearby stick crack. 3 knee high fluffy animals were circling round a bunch of flowers. At first I thought they were just smelling them. But after a moment I saw a tongue extending out of its nose to lick and then pull the flower into its nose with a snorting sound. They all seemed to be deeply enjoying themselves. It was kind of cute until one stole a flower from another and they had what can only be described as a brutal kick fight."
"Kikrala meat is oddly grassy. But it goes well in a stew."
The Kirala are a tribal animal that live in deep forests and the occasional grass land if there is enough food and a lack of predators. They dig holes and construct lean-tos out of dead wood and camp in groups of 4-8 with the matriarch being protected against all threats. Their ears are covered in sensitive hair through which they hear very clearly, making up for their weirdly weak eyes. They eat through a strong tongue in their nose, strengthening their taste and smell senses. If a squad gets too large, there is always a fight that breaks the squad up, taking a female and installing her as the new matriarch. It is always obvious when Kikrala are around due to the lean tos, their obsession with colourful plants and their squeaking noses that they use to communicate and exclaim delight.
They fight with their oddly dexterous legs. They kick. they kick super fast. They jump. They spit.
Their predators are anything bigger than them. But they are good at hiding. Huntable. Once a year multiple squads meet up for a festival that no one understands.
Table of Variants.
Blue fur
Brown fur
White fur
The rare Winged Kikrala.
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