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Description
Bambaeo, such as the Alpine species illustrated above along the upper hills north of the Wumbian Basin, are one of the smaller families of Ranaceros - a quadrupedal sister lineage to Bufolope - native to the extreme northern regions of continental Wumbus. They are hairier than their southern counterparts, as their natural habitat is not naive to occasional sharp frosts and light snowfall, and unlike larger species they are generalists and feed on a variety of vegetation from the ground to the canopy, to make the most of their relatively nutrient-poor heathland environment.

Description
Bambaeo, such as the Alpine species illustrated above along the upper hills north of the Wumbian Basin, are one of the smaller families of Ranaceros - a quadrupedal sister lineage to Bufolope - native to the extreme northern regions of continental Wumbus. They are hairier than their southern counterparts, as their natural habitat is not naive to occasional sharp frosts and light snowfall, and unlike larger species they are generalists and feed on a variety of vegetation from the ground to the canopy, to make the most of their relatively nutrient-poor heathland environment.