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Description
The Hippogriff is especially common in the continent’s interior, preferring more open space, though they also frequent wetlands. They live in smaller herds than perytons, though in most matters lead similar lives. Though they will flee predators, their claws and beak are more formidable weapons and they are substantially larger, and both sexes will readily fight predators if morale holds or if they must protect their young.

Description
The Hippogriff is especially common in the continent’s interior, preferring more open space, though they also frequent wetlands. They live in smaller herds than perytons, though in most matters lead similar lives. Though they will flee predators, their claws and beak are more formidable weapons and they are substantially larger, and both sexes will readily fight predators if morale holds or if they must protect their young.