Brondeuga

This omnivorous Tundra class monster is found in the dense snowy forests of Mithria. Brondeuga (bron-dew-gah) live in family groups, the females raising their young, while the males protect them. They dine on pine needles and berries primarily, but will dine on fish and small animals during the warmer seasons. Their main method of attack is their long claws, their spiked tail, and their four sharp tusks. The females are docile for the most part, only attacking when provoked. The larger males, on the other hand, are more aggressive, attacking any thing they consider a threat to their family. The age and maturity of a Brondeuga is determined by the length of its tusks, the longest being as long as a human arm.