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These thick furred mammals make  their home in the wintry forests in northern Psekazi. The Linook is a  curious creature that loves to forage and explore their forest homes.  They frolic and play in small family groups and sleep through the summer  months in cold ice caverns they create using their Kryokenesis. The  Linooks unique middle legs allow them to run and play on soft paws,  perfect for traveling over thin ice, and unstable snow, while their  clawed front paws help them grab hold of trees for climbing, crack open  nut shells, and pick berries from prickly bushes. The Linooks are most  well known for their wreath-like manes that grow from their necks and  sometimes their tails. These manes are perfect camouflage when the  Linooks want to hide in the trees, but are mostly used for storage.  Linooks like to collect food, berries, and shiny things in their manes,  and carry them back to their Ice caves. If a Linook is kept as a pet,  most floss will give them a variety of lights, bulbs, cookies, and the  like to store in their wreaths for fun. They are a bit of a dangerous  pet - much more so than something like a Kappabear, so it's best to not  allow children to pick on them. But if you have a calm, loving home to  welcome them into, the Linook will quickly accept you as part of it's  family unit and love you forever.