Urusark
Personality in brief description
An aggressive and territorial prime-ape the Urusark is a rare beast found within Jungle and Arctic Biomes their pelts alternate between white, green / faun and red depending on their environment. They are often hostile towards most who approach them, pacifying is rarely an option however food has said to win them over, they have a balanced diet of fresh meat, fruit and anything they can get their hands on. Unlike many prime-apes, the Urusark only come together to mate which in itself can be a bloody ceremony.
Their appearance
A hulking beast that stands 3x the height of a regular man, they are balls fo muscle with spiny protrusions from their shoulders and back, two long tusks which are often a display of strength.
What they sound like
They have a hooping roar like the sound that is used to send long-distance communications to warn other Urusarks of their territory. They have bellowing guttural roars that they will let out as a display of strength to any who cross their path.
What they smell like
They have a smell of damp soil, sweat and decay, if you are deaf you will still likely smell one before you see it.
Where are you most likely to encounter these
If you are unfortunate enough to find a Urusark, these very rare and reclusive beasts can be found in very precarious, reclusive locations deep within either arctic mountain ranges or dense jungles.
An aggressive and territorial prime-ape the Urusark is a rare beast found within Jungle and Arctic Biomes their pelts alternate between white, green / faun and red depending on their environment. They are often hostile towards most who approach them, pacifying is rarely an option however food has said to win them over, they have a balanced diet of fresh meat, fruit and anything they can get their hands on. Unlike many prime-apes, the Urusark only come together to mate which in itself can be a bloody ceremony.
Their appearance
A hulking beast that stands 3x the height of a regular man, they are balls fo muscle with spiny protrusions from their shoulders and back, two long tusks which are often a display of strength.
What they sound like
They have a hooping roar like the sound that is used to send long-distance communications to warn other Urusarks of their territory. They have bellowing guttural roars that they will let out as a display of strength to any who cross their path.
What they smell like
They have a smell of damp soil, sweat and decay, if you are deaf you will still likely smell one before you see it.
Where are you most likely to encounter these
If you are unfortunate enough to find a Urusark, these very rare and reclusive beasts can be found in very precarious, reclusive locations deep within either arctic mountain ranges or dense jungles.
