Borvine
This is a small domestic animal, kept largely by races that live underground. It eats primarily fungus and moves very slowly as a result.
Basic Information
Anatomy
A Borvine has small vestigial eyes and navigates primarily through sound and touch. They have thick, soft coats of fur, and long whiskers.
Dietary Needs and Habits
They consume primarily mushrooms, but also eat insects and other invertebrates.
Behaviour
Mostly docile, Borvines are known to be very skittish, running from any perceived threat or danger by scattering while honking loudly.
Additional Information
Uses, Products & Exploitation
They are kept for milk and meat. The milk is dark yellow and very fatty, and the meat tastes similar enough to beef that some less reputable butchers pass it off as such.
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
They can sense vibrations in the air thanks to their extremely sensitive whiskers, allowing them a short-range form of blind-sight.
Borvine by Appy Pie Design
