Common tree rat

The common tree rat (Olumvels rattus) is a omnivorous species of mammals native to much of Gouba and southeastern Pasia. The species is known to be a prominent culprit in shortages of fruits, mainly coconuts and oranges, as well as being a culprit towards endangered, smaller species which it preys on, such as bats and multiple species of birds. The species is known widely across regions as Yanazi. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
Common tree rats are found mostly in deep, humid rainforests that are rich in both fruits and small rodents, usually along coasts. The common tree rat is rarely seen in open woodland or close to civilization, but it may enter townsites at night when fewer people are there, leaving some proof of its presence in the form of coconut and other fruit shortages. The common tree rat was the genuine perpetrator of many mythical creatures invented by the Okun tribes, who frequently talked about malevolent ape spirits threatening to destroy their towns by starting with the food. Common tree rats are very sensitive to noise and often prefer quiet woodlands that are less abundant of other species. The species, though very elusive, has been confirmed to live in Avishaman and Rabra for over three centuries.
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Gouba
Category:Fauna of Pasia