Hippogriffs

Hippogriffs (Accipitricephali alis Equuscrus) are a stable chimera resulting from the offspring of a horse and a gryphon.
== Diet ==
From an ethological viewpoint, their equine heritage shows a preference for grazing on grasses and herbs, while their griffin characteristics also shows a carnivorous inclination, necessitating a varied diet of small animals. This combination of herbivorous and carnivorous tendencies indicates a highly adaptable and flexible feeding strategy.
== Behavior ==
The social structure of Hippogriffs is also a mix of their origins. The equine influence shows a propensity for forming herds or family groups, characterized by hierarchical relationships and cooperative behaviors while also displaying, the griffin heritage with elements of territoriality and individualistic tendencies. 
== Distribution ==
Considering their hybrid nature, Hippogriffs inhabit diverse habitats, combining the preferences of horses and griffins. Open grasslands, with plenty of small animals to hunt, are their favored biome. Hippogriffs also engage in seasonal migrations, following food availability or seeking suitable breeding grounds, showcasing their ability in traversing vast distances.
== Reproduction ==
Hippogriffs exhibit polygynous mating systems, with dominant males competing for access to multiple females, with elements of territoriality and elaborate courtship displays, involving aerial acrobatics and vocalizations.
Category:Chimera
Category:Animals