Chalicotherium
Chalicotherium
(Creature)
Chalicotheriums are large, herbivorous animals resembling enormous sloths with vaguely horse-like heads.1
Appearance
Their front limbs are noticeably longer than their hind legs; this, combined with most of their weight resting on their hindlimbs, makes chalicotheriums seem to be upright even when on all fours.1
Ecology
Largely solitary animals, chalicotheriums spend their lives alone unless mated and raising young; one to three pups are born per litter, which ride on their mother's back. Chalicotheriums are highly capable climbers, when they can find a tree large enough to support their considerable weight.1
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Tyler Beck, Adam Daigle, and Patrick Renie. (2015). Bestiary. Battle of Bloodmarch Hill, p. 86. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-60125-725-3
External links
- Wikipedia:Chalicotherium (extinct real-world animal)
- Wikipedia:Chalicothere (real-world group of mammals in which chalicotheriums are classified)