The group shares a territory. Lives in herds of up to 20. Distinguished by large mule sized ears, it summers in mountain regions, winters in warmer climates. A large, soft-furred rodent that hoards food and miscellaneous objects. Once experienced, you will not forget this Arachnid's toxic sting but it is seldom life-threatening.
Summer rains trigger their emergence from underground burrows.
They congregate at temporary pools of rain water for cacophonic breeding sessions. A good climber who also likes rodent dens. A large, shy, nocturnal, hairy, non-poisonous spider that eats insects. Not served as a meal on Thanksgiving Day. This pigeon-sized bird makes a harsh cooing sound reminiscent of a crowing rooster.