Boobrie

A boobrie is a giant waterfowl resembling a nine-foot (2.7m) tall jet black loon with a yard-long neck. It lives at the bottom of lakes, however, and flies up to devour cattle, sheep, and those foolish enough to try to defend their livestock. The beak is 18" (45cm) long, slightly curved, and very sharp. Its bellow sounds like a bull’s.
The boobrie has claws on its webbed feet, used to carry prey off. Its main attack is with the beak. It is active during the mornings, afternoons and evenings, resting both at night and in the heat of the day. They seem to be completely solitary; no one has ever reported seeing two together.
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