Everest: WhiteTailed KawaiKiki

This is Everest the White-Tailed Kawai Kiki. Everest has a mate but hasn't yet conceived being so young he hasn't reached his peak. He likes to climb and show off while doing so. It was how he meet his mate Sapphire when he was showing off for a group and fell and she stayed when the others left and helped lick his wounds. He has since improved a lot in his climbing. He likes to sleep near water sources because he dehydrated quickly when young so his mom always stayed near brooks and now can't sleep without the sound of water. He was his parents last born and has 2 Older brothers and one older sister. All of them have found mates already but only his oldest brother has 2 kids the rest only have one. 

The Kawai Kiki is a Type of Open Species created by me. The Kawai Kiki combined with the Bidgera make up the family of Geronidae in the Genus Skine. Kawai Kiki get their names from there two most common sounds they make. When they are angry they make a clicking squeak noise that sounds like kee-kee, and when they are curious or happy they make a sound that sounds like kah-whhhhhyyyyyy. There is currently three known species of Kawai Kiki. The White Tailed Kawai Kiki, the Lesser Kawai Kiki, and The Giant Kawai Kiki.

White-Tailed Kawai Kiki:The White tailed Kawai Kiki is most easily distinguishable from the others with it's white tail. They come in various shades and patterns of blue, black, gray, and small sections of white along with a white tail. This species typically weighs between 13-18 lbs. With the males usually weighing 1-2 lbs more then their mate. This species is typically 12 inches at the shoulders with females being on average 3/4 an inch less. Males and females of this species mate for life and males only typically have one mate unless the other dies. They typically only are around eachother during mating season and for long enough to know if the female is pregnant and if so they stick together until the pup has been raised, otherwise they go there separate ways until mating season. This species is often seen in trees but spend there time split between the ground and in the trees, often scrounging for some quick protein and ground shrubbery. They like to migrate with the peaks of fruit season in the area. This species spends it's summers in the Alpine Regions of Central Isra and it's winters in the Dry Temperate regions of South West Isra. 

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