Tree Prong Limbs and Ground Prong Limbs MORE PRONGLIMBS SOON
GROUND PRONG LIMB DATA (aka the one with two prongs on its arm) The adult Pronglimb stands at 7'6" feet tall and weighs up to 450 lbs. It uses its sharp and pointy prongs to tear into large animals such as Moose, Cows, Goats, Wild Boar and sometimes even other Pronglimb. Ground pronglimb also have heat pits on theyre prongs to sense where prey is. TREE PRONGLIMB DATA Tree Pronglimbs live in the canapes of lush forests in North america, South america and Africa the tree pronglimbs are much smaller than the ground pronglimbs standing at 3'6" feet tall (when adults) and weighing over 30 pounds (when adults). Tree pronglimbs main prey are Woodpeckers and Squirrels. Tree pronglimbs live in a pack (called a sorrow) and hunt together with a very primitive sort of sign language. When a member of the sorrow dies they mourn and flourish the body with pretty flowers and leaves then when they are done mourning they leave the body and migrate to a new place because the place that they were originally in gives bad memories of the death. The leader of the sorrow has two scars on its prong to show bravery and leadership.
