Griffin

Griffins are quadrupedal creatures with the head, talons, and wings of an eagle, and the body of a lion.

Basic Information

Anatomy

A griffin has four limbs and two wings. Both wings, its head, and its legs are that of an eagle, while the main body is a lion, complete with the tail.

Genetics and Reproduction

Griffins reproduce in the same manner as any other animal.

Ecology and Habitats

Griffins can be found in mostly two habitats: the mountains and the forest. A griffin will often make its nest up on a mountain, but will go down into the forest to catch prey, stretch its muscles or do it simply for a change of pace.

Additional Information

Average Intelligence

Human or lower

Scientific Name

Volantum magicae aquila

Lifespan

50 years

Conservation Status

Near Threatened

Average Height

4-5 feet (122-152 cm)

Average Weight

800-1200 lbs (363-544 kg)