Giant Ape
Giant Apes, or Sasquatch as they call themselves, are a sapient species of big humanoid creatures characterized by dense hair all over their bodies. Depending on the region of the world they live in their hair can be black, brown or white. The white-haired Giant Apes are present mostly in high mountains and most people refer to them as Yeti.
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Basic Information
Anatomy
Giant Apes are humanoid meaning that they walk in an upright position on two legs and have two hands free to manipulate objects. However, they are much more robust than Humans. Their neck is also shorter than a Human's. From a distance it may look as they have no neck.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Giant Apes are omnivores with a preference for meat. They hunt with their bare hands or using simple wooden spears. Most of the time they eat deer, boars and smaller animals such as squirrels and other rodents.
Additional Information
Social Structure
Giant Apes prefer being alone and their groups are limited to 2-4 people and they are only their closest family. As there is very little difference in strength between males and females, members of groups cooperate in all tasks and there is no gender division of roles.
Geographic Origin and Distribution
Giant Apes can be found all over the world, on every continent. In every place they live, they prefer to avoid human-populated areas and live in deep forests. In some regions Humans don't even know that Giant Apes live near them.
Civilization and Culture
Average Technological Level
Giant Apes live a simple life. They don't use modern human technology. Instead, they rely on basic things to survive. They use wooden spears to hunt. They cook on fire and sleep under the stars.
Common Dress Code
Sasquatch don't use a lot of clothing. Their hair provides them with enough warmth during the cold months and it covers enough of the private body parts. Sometimes, when they want to look better, they can put a piece of cloth arounf their waist and put on a simple jacket.
Interspecies Relations and Assumptions
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