Gosyx (Gah-sih-cks)
Basic Information
Anatomy
Gosyx are 4 winged and 4 legged bat-like flying creatures. The inhabit rock craigs and cliffs on Avia as well as caves in mountains. Nocturnal creatures, they emerge at night on leathery wings to hunt, their dense fur keeping them warm in the cold tempatures that exist high in the sky. Their 4 legs each end in 4 razor sharp claws, often used to punch into prey and rip out a chosen organ. They accomplish this via their X-ray type vision, which also makes it nearly impossible to hide from the creatures.
Genetics and Reproduction
Communal creatures, Gosyx make their nests and have usually 10-12 children with their mates over the course of their lives.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Gosyx hunt largely other birds of Avia, of which there are many, but also sometimes dive down to the ground to scoop up unsuspecting food below.
Additional Information
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
X-ray vision allowed these flying animals to see through thin objects, their excellent hearing further helping them to locate both prey and threat.
Lifespan
19 years
Average Weight
75 lbs
Average Length
Up to 9 ft wingspan
Geographic Distribution
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