Errells
Errells are small energetic wild animals known for both their insatiable curiosity and bold character. Quick and agile, they have often clambered up a person's leg, looking for a hand out. Although their quick to bite a person if their grabbed. The Errells live in on the ground in little caves they dig out for themselves in the dirt.
Errells grow to about two feet long, and 8" tall and have a life expectancy of 8 years. They can be any brown color, from reddish brown, plain brown to golden brown with the tip of it's tail black. And their bellies and paws are white.
Females go into season in Late Spring Thaw and usually mate with several of the males for around the next two days. A month later, they have 2 to 4 pups that are completely helpless the first two weeks. After that their eyes open and they begin trying to sneak out of the den.
After another two weeks the pups are weaned and begin following their
mother, learning what's good to eat, and when to hide from predators. After
three more months, the pups are old enough to go off on their own to survive.
Considered pests at worst, and endearing, persistent beggars at best, these
woodland creatures are entertaining little things.
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