left: a tuskiser swooping out of its tree to make a feast out of an unsuspecting rabbit.This is a picture of my woodmonsta (the creature in top left flying out of tree)
It is called the Tuskiser
Habitat
The Tuskiser lives in any rainforest, forest, or land with plenty of trees and small prey. instead of living in trees, it burrows holes into the ground, but it still spends most of its time in the trees.
Physical features
The Tuskiser is a large flying mammal, and has a long and powerful tail. It has a unusually big round belly, with two small legs poking out the back. The Tuskiser's wings are shaped like clubs, or tree branches, to help out blend in with the trees so that its prey can not see it. this is also why its feathers are prodominantly green. The Tuskiser has a tusk growing out underneath its chin, so it can swoop down and stab or slash its prey. The Tuskiser has sharp teeth to help rip the flesh from its prey. It has poor hearing and smell. The Tuskiser communicates with its comrades by making a loud screeching sound. Tuskisers travel in groups ranging from 5-40 personell, called a phalanx, because they fly in rectangle-like formation.
