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Tada! Not the prettiest ref in the world but I'll take it.

Ok lets get started.

There are 3 types of Jerbobats: Broodies, Scouts and Champions

Broodies:

    -       About 1/3 females born a broody

    -       Broodies are born with small pouches on their bellies to hold their young

    -       Broodies travel in small groups of 3-6

    -       They have the largest ears in proportion to their bodies

    -       Broodies roam around until breeding season till they find their champion

Scouts:

    -       Scouts are male and female jerbobats that either weren’t born a broody or are not strong enough to become a Champion

    -       Scouts are Jerbobats that won the trust and respect of a Champion

    -       Scouts become very close to their Champions and sometimes breed with him off season though it will produce no young

    -       Scouts roam the Champions territory and keep alert for predators, food sources, rival Champions or Scouts, and Broodies

Champion:

    - Champions are Scouts that fought their way up to the rank of Champion by being the strongest

- Champions claim a small territory and decorate it with feathers and beads to attract Scouts and Broodies

- Champions can also develop claws and small tusks and fangs from all the testosterone and fighting

    - They also will decorate themselves to attract more Broodies

- Champions have the largest wings of all three types and flare them to intimidate rivals, they also jump and dance while displaying their wings to prove they are the strongest and best choice of mate

- Champions have also been seen practicing their display dances to their Scouts to perfect their dance and bond with their Scouts

    Jerbobats:

    -       Have 1-2 offspring each year

    -       Eat insects, plants and nuts

    -       Their large ears are cooled when they run and then the cooled blood travels through their keeping them from overheating

    -       Jerbobats can glide short distances on their wings but mostly use them to intimidate      predetors and attract mates

    -       They have a life span of 10-15 years and are sexually mature at 2 years

That’s all I have so far, I hope you like it!
Jerbobats are a closed species and you may not make your own

Description

Tada! Not the prettiest ref in the world but I'll take it.

Ok lets get started.

There are 3 types of Jerbobats: Broodies, Scouts and Champions

Broodies:

    -       About 1/3 females born a broody

    -       Broodies are born with small pouches on their bellies to hold their young

    -       Broodies travel in small groups of 3-6

    -       They have the largest ears in proportion to their bodies

    -       Broodies roam around until breeding season till they find their champion

Scouts:

    -       Scouts are male and female jerbobats that either weren’t born a broody or are not strong enough to become a Champion

    -       Scouts are Jerbobats that won the trust and respect of a Champion

    -       Scouts become very close to their Champions and sometimes breed with him off season though it will produce no young

    -       Scouts roam the Champions territory and keep alert for predators, food sources, rival Champions or Scouts, and Broodies

Champion:

    - Champions are Scouts that fought their way up to the rank of Champion by being the strongest

- Champions claim a small territory and decorate it with feathers and beads to attract Scouts and Broodies

- Champions can also develop claws and small tusks and fangs from all the testosterone and fighting

    - They also will decorate themselves to attract more Broodies

- Champions have the largest wings of all three types and flare them to intimidate rivals, they also jump and dance while displaying their wings to prove they are the strongest and best choice of mate

- Champions have also been seen practicing their display dances to their Scouts to perfect their dance and bond with their Scouts

    Jerbobats:

    -       Have 1-2 offspring each year

    -       Eat insects, plants and nuts

    -       Their large ears are cooled when they run and then the cooled blood travels through their keeping them from overheating

    -       Jerbobats can glide short distances on their wings but mostly use them to intimidate      predetors and attract mates

    -       They have a life span of 10-15 years and are sexually mature at 2 years

That’s all I have so far, I hope you like it!
Jerbobats are a closed species and you may not make your own