Drops from trees onto passersby
A motif, one of the traits figures share. All traits.
Behaviour
4 figures
Drop Bear
It lurks in trees and drops onto unsuspecting passersby, its aggression a terrifying divergence from its docile relatives.
Yara-ma-yha-who
accounts describe it lying in wait in the branches of native fig trees, dropping down onto travelers who pause to rest or shelter beneath them
Oschaert
Its method is consistent across the accounts: it appears to someone travelling after dark, usually as an animal with glowing or fiery eyes, and fastens itself onto the traveller's back or shoulders.
Asanbosam
Their feet are equally fearsome, shaped like hooks that allow them to hang upside down from tree branches, waiting patiently for unsuspecting prey to pass beneath.