Idrabark

General view:
A tall, slender, muscular male, and a truly frightening-attractive representative of the type of Idrabark. Its growth is quite fit into a typical range: about 2, 7–2, 8 meters. He looks like a wild predator, dressed in bone armor imitating birch bark and with a characteristic predatory grace, as if every movement is a hunt or a dance of death.
Physical features:
Head: a cherry -shaped mask with horns and spicy ears, which gives it a little demonic, but noble appearance. Red fur on the sides of the head emphasizes the animal nature and probably serves to attract the attention of the female or threat to opponents.
Eyes: narrow, brightly expressed, bright orange with a wild spark - it seems that this Idrabark knows very well the price.
Body: his whole body is wrapped in whitish, striped armor, still imitating wood, like scars or traces from past battles. Bone plates on the legs, arms and breasts serve both shields and as a jewelry. His legs are like rear horsepower, long and strong, covered with orange fluff. In the lower part of the alleged abdomen is a bunch of dense, feathers -shaped fur, hiding the genitals of the creature.
Tail: long, with joints and a sharp tip, almost like a whip - apparently, can be used as a weapon.
Weapons: in one hand holds a red energy weapon, similar to a whip or a bidding-bag-it is clearly not averse to grabbing and breaking the enemy in battle

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Idrabark are arboreal bipedal creatures, found primarily in dense forests. The vines that weave around their bodies can change their shape and are used to make their signature retractable spears. Their intelligence and deadly weaponry make them incredibly efficient hunters.

Idrabarks are extremely intelligent and are self-aware of their placement near the bottom of the food chain. They seem to have very frequent anxiety because of it. It is also the primary reason they have not civilized, being fully aware that any structure they create will be easily crushed by much larger creatures, and large, permanent colonies are much more likely to attract unwanted attention of Sonaria's many oppressive predators.
Idrabarks can speak Sonarian and have many human-like mannerisms and gestures. Though they avoid speaking unless they feel safe.
Idrabarks live either alone or in pairs, though they are not territorial. They may form temporary alliances with others in their species to hunt large prey and exchange information.
Idrabarks are incredibly fast and vicious when hunting prey; however, outside of the hunt they are sensitive and emotional creatures.
Alliances formed to take down prey primarily consist of males, with sometimes a few females. The males chase and wear down the prey while the females act as finishers if needed.
Idrabarks can eat both meat and berries, but they have a major preference towards meat. They typically only eat berries when prey is scarce.
They are also picky eaters, only eating what they kill, and think scavenged meat is absolutely disgusting. Instead, Idrabarks use scavenged meat to make traps. They hide in trees while other creatures try to eat the bait below them.
Idrabarks have a strong prey-drive and enjoy chasing around and catching smaller animals. This is usually intended as a form of harmless play, but sometimes they get too excited and kill the animal anyway.
Idrabarks use their spears for stabbing and latching onto their prey, the rows of barbs behind the main spearhead make it incredibly difficult to remove without further injury. Idrabarks also use their spears to effortlessly hang on to trees, and ledges, as well as other tasks such as shucking shellfish and carving valuable parts from carcasses.

Idrabarks have a mutually beneficial relationship with the large, peaceful creatures of the forest, such as Verdant Warden, Gramoss, and Yggdragstyx. The Idrabark use their keen eyes to watch for predators and scout ahead for food. In return, the large creature will offer a safe space for the Idrabark to rest when it is vulnerable, as their size deters most predators.
Idrabarks are very clean creatures and may spend up to an hour grooming themselves after a kill or a mud roll. They are very soft and fluffy as a result of this.
In a opposite-gender pair of idrabarks, the female idrabark guards the nest, while the male idrabark hunts for food.
Female Idrabarks who are caring for their cubs become highly aggressive, sometimes even to their own partners. This behavior may turn off inexperienced male idrabarks, but the ones that linger mate for life.
Young Idrabarks are extremely feral and often frustrate their own parents.
Idrabarks commonly have dens in tree hollows, and enjoy decorating them with pelts, trinkets and carvings.
Idrabarks do not like to cut their hair. The hair length difference in genders is actually caused by genetics.

Idrabarks are flesh and blood creatures, not actually made of wood. They have wooden armor and horns. The different armor pieces and horns will grow in as it ages and are not removable outside of the natural shedding process, without severely hurting the creature. Their armor is used for defense and camouflage.
An Idrabark will periodically shed its suit of armor and horns, regrowing it in a few weeks.
Idrabarks are a primarily male species. Roughly being 70% males and 30% females.

the world of Sonaria is the center of the Earth, and the world that the creatures of Sonaria live in is flipped. This allows all the magical and long-extinct creatures to be alive and well on the outside, allowing for creative and imaginary creatures to appear in Sonaria.
Sonaria is only a single island within a vast, expansive archipelago. The planet this archipelago is on is multitudes larger than Earth. There are continents with far bigger creatures inhabiting them — the smallest creatures on these lands being the size of a Boreal Warden.

The aquatic creatures are no exception to this, some being as large as Sonaria itself. Around the time Naut sent this depiction, two skeletal remains of such creatures can be found in Sonaria's oceans, embedded into the island.

The island of Sonaria contains smaller creatures due to the biological phenomenon of island dwarfism. There is an extreme amount of variety due to some species traveling to this island and remaining there and some being washed up after storms.

There are very few creatures that have enough endurance to travel across the ocean to reach another land mass. Ura is one of these creatures, hence why their canon lore insists they are rarely seen, and frequently travel to and from the island overseas, utilizing their ability to manipulate wind to keep them afloat without tiring.
In the past, Naut has also stated there were tribes of humans long ago in Sonaria who died out due to predation. It is not known if this is meant to coincide with Naut's statement about Sonaria and the archipelago, since it would imply that the planet Sonaria is a part of is not Earth.

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