Great Terricor Titan
Colossal entities clomp through the fields of zenith-isle, each step echoing for miles — a march belonging to the animated forests. Native to the wilderness of zenith-isle, terricor, are a diverse cast of giants ranging from ferocious to docile. Autumna custosidae, otherwise known as the great terricor titan is a robust species who stands at a mighty 30 feet tall, while measuring roughly 110 feet in length from the snout to the round tip of their tail. Contrast to their size, the most valuable asset to a great terricor titan is their natural ability to camouflage within the wooded biomes of their habitat. Great terricor titans adorn a unique posterior coat composed of a bushy layer that captures the essence and warmth of terricor trees, with bough-like extensions protruding from the surface. While generally stocky, great terricor titans are packed with an immensely strong muscular physique beneath their stout appearance — just one hit from their broad tail is enough to shatter the skeletal structure of most fauna. A single great terricor titan can weigh easily over 50 tons, rendering them one of the largest species of mammals to currently walk on zenith-isle. Great terricor titans are remarkable in many ways, however the most fascinating discovery regarding this species is their unique symbiotic relationship to a small, avian animal known commonly as wood-fetchers.  Wood-fetchers and great terricor titans reciprocate a mutualistic symbiotic relationship. Great terricor titans provide a sufficient home for wood-fetchers, found within their bushy, tree-like posterior. Wood-fetchers will nest and roost within their thickets, and in return will also feed on parasitic lifeforms attaches to the great terricor titan. Furthermore, wood-fetchers have been observed circling the air above large and fearsome predators. They will caw loudly to warn terricor titans of these lurking threats. || You can read the full description here: https://imgur.com/a/LLeMjsv
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