Description

Since these venemous chimeras are easy prey for bigger crytures, they prefer to stay in or near their nests whenever they're not looking for food. Fluther nests usually take the form of burrows with small entrances, where several of them will curl up in and groom one another to pass the time. They may also nest in hollowed tree trunks, making them safer from ground predators. Although they try to avoid most crytures, Fluthers do prey on weaker crytures and humans when the opportunity presents itself. Their nests often double as hiding places that let them ambush anything that comes close enough without revealing themselves to potential predators.