Zurā

The zurā (/t͡suraː/, also written ⟨zuraa⟩) are a sentient species on the Eastern Continent.
== Biology ==
Zurās have flatter faces than humans. Their sclera (the white part of the eye in humans) match the color of their iris. They have long, ‘floppy’ ears that are covered in short hair. The hair on their head is white and curly, and does not grow out long the way human hair does.
Like humans, they are bipedal. Their hands have four fingers each, including a thumb. They have only two toes on each foot, which are covered by a hard hoof. The hooves have a soft padding under the foot, which makes keeping their balance on uneven and steep terrain easier for zurās than humans. This extra balance is complemented by their long tails; the zurās feel perfectly at home jumping around from rock to rock.
On the other hand, zurās are not meant for the long, grueling hours that humans can spend walking, running, or doing anything at all, and become exhausted much more quickly than humans do when doing these things. Zurās prefer quick bursts of exercise followed by rest.
Zurās are unable to eat meat, but their stomachs have multiple compartments, so they are able to more efficiently digest the nutrients in plant-based foods.
Some zurās have horns. This is not based on biological sex- male and female zurās alike can have horns- but is hereditary instead.
Category:Species