SkunkyArt | Nakumah — Uunca Anatomy Reference Study

Height: Fully matured adults grow to 6-7.5 feet tall at the shoulder. 7-9.5 feet tall with their neck risen (feet to head). They can easily stand 11-11.6 feet tall when standing on their hind legs.

Length: Varies per individual as not all uuncas have fully length tails. Necks can extend to be 2-3 feet long. Backs are an average of 4-5 feet in length. A fully lengthed taill can reach 7 feet in length. In total, from head to tip of the tail, the average uunca can extend up to 15 feet in length.

Weight: Anywhere between 700 to 1000 pounds.

Muscularity: Slim, they often give the impression of being thin, but in truth they're just long legged. They are build for speed and have a back that's flexible enough for tight turns. Like cheetahs they'll often use their tail like a turning rutter when in a sprint. They are lighter than most of the other uunca.

Agility: Excelent. They are the fastest of all their kin. They can easily reach velocities of 65-70mph. Some individuals can go even faster. With their long legs, they can stretch out to reach farther to gain more speed during a sprint.

Temparment: Highly inteligent. They are the smartest of their kin and behave as such. They are usually polite, but on occasion will "clarify" any doubts anyone may point out at them as an insult. The take coupling very seriously, so other uuncas should be sure of who they choose as a partner when coupling with one of these. However, comitment varies per individual. Some are more loyal than others.

Habbitat: (View Map Of Ambala) The reside in the dessert regions of Ambala. They often reside in dens made underground, with tunnels leading up to an entrance. They are technilogically advance compared to their neighboting tribes. Their habbitat can be considered to be electronic, as they use many different technologies to build and run their home deep in the underground. They aren't limited to Ambala when it comes to their territorrial reach. They also have territories in different places in the world. Why haven't humans discovered them? Because they don't want them to. That's the way they like it and that's how they want it to stay.

Fur: Usually of Bright or very dark colors contrasted with neon or electrifying colors that form their geometric marking patterns. These markings will more often than not remind you of a computer chip.