GRIFFINOIDES
This family includes dragons that look like birds. Almost all have feathered wings and sharp beaks with
teeth at the back. Their ears can be moved indipendendly and the most have cat-like claws.
GRIFFIN (species not copyrighted to me) (griffinoides gatopodarus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 8-10m
Wings: feathered
Diet: small animals carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Group size: 5-20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: wingless griffin, gryphon
It is the largest of the griffinoides. It lives in large family groups with the eldest female as the leader.
GRYPHON (speceis not copyrighted to me ) (griffinoides grypas)
Habitat: almost everywhere (except from cold areas)
length: 5-6m
Diet: small animals, carcasses
Skin type: furry
Wings: feathered
Group size: 2-5
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: griffin
The gryphon looks like a small griffin with talons. It can walk on its hind legs. Anthro gryphons and
griffins look the same.
TWO LEGGED GRYPHON (griffinoides aetus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 0.7-1m
Diet: small animals
Skin type: feathered
Wings: feathered
Group size: 1-2
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: horned gryphon
WINGLESS GRIFFIN (species not copyrighted to me) (griffinoides aftero)
Habitat: valleys, low mountains
Length: 4-5m
Diet: smaller animals
Skin type: furry
Group size: 2-15
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: griffin
This dragon looks like a Griffin, but with no wings and at a smaller size. They live in large groups with
the female being the leader. There is a subspecies of wingless griffin (griffinoides aftero-micro) that is
smaller size and is mostly found on mountains.
GRIFFIN DRAGON (griffinoides draco)
Habitat: warm places
Group size: 1-5
Length: 6-7m
Diet: meat
Skin type: feathered/scaly
Wings: hooked
Can be found as an anthro: yes
HORNED GRYPHON (griffinoides keras)
Habitat: forests
Length: 0.7-1m
Diet small animals, carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Wings: feathered
Group size: 1-3
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: two legged gryphon
MANCROW (griffinoides korakee)
Habitat: open valleys and deserts
Length: 1m (height 2m)
Diet: small animals, eggs, carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Wings: attached on arms-feathered
Group size: 1-3
Can be found as an anthro:: yes
It is called mancrow, because if it wants to check its surroundings, it stands tall like a man.
BAT GRYPHON (griffinoides nychtereeda)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 0.5m
Diet: carcasses
Skin type: furry/scaly
Wings: attached on front legs
Group size: 10-20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
VULTURE GRYPHON (griffinoides geepus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 1m
Diet: carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Wings: feathered
Group size: 1-30
Can be found as an antho: yes
They are solitary, but will gather in hundreds if the dead animal is a large dragon
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This family includes dragons that look like birds. Almost all have feathered wings and sharp beaks with
teeth at the back. Their ears can be moved indipendendly and the most have cat-like claws.
GRIFFIN (species not copyrighted to me) (griffinoides gatopodarus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 8-10m
Wings: feathered
Diet: small animals carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Group size: 5-20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: wingless griffin, gryphon
It is the largest of the griffinoides. It lives in large family groups with the eldest female as the leader.
GRYPHON (speceis not copyrighted to me ) (griffinoides grypas)
Habitat: almost everywhere (except from cold areas)
length: 5-6m
Diet: small animals, carcasses
Skin type: furry
Wings: feathered
Group size: 2-5
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: griffin
The gryphon looks like a small griffin with talons. It can walk on its hind legs. Anthro gryphons and
griffins look the same.
TWO LEGGED GRYPHON (griffinoides aetus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 0.7-1m
Diet: small animals
Skin type: feathered
Wings: feathered
Group size: 1-2
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: horned gryphon
WINGLESS GRIFFIN (species not copyrighted to me) (griffinoides aftero)
Habitat: valleys, low mountains
Length: 4-5m
Diet: smaller animals
Skin type: furry
Group size: 2-15
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: griffin
This dragon looks like a Griffin, but with no wings and at a smaller size. They live in large groups with
the female being the leader. There is a subspecies of wingless griffin (griffinoides aftero-micro) that is
smaller size and is mostly found on mountains.
GRIFFIN DRAGON (griffinoides draco)
Habitat: warm places
Group size: 1-5
Length: 6-7m
Diet: meat
Skin type: feathered/scaly
Wings: hooked
Can be found as an anthro: yes
HORNED GRYPHON (griffinoides keras)
Habitat: forests
Length: 0.7-1m
Diet small animals, carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Wings: feathered
Group size: 1-3
Can be found as an anthro: yes
Brother species: two legged gryphon
MANCROW (griffinoides korakee)
Habitat: open valleys and deserts
Length: 1m (height 2m)
Diet: small animals, eggs, carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Wings: attached on arms-feathered
Group size: 1-3
Can be found as an anthro:: yes
It is called mancrow, because if it wants to check its surroundings, it stands tall like a man.
BAT GRYPHON (griffinoides nychtereeda)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 0.5m
Diet: carcasses
Skin type: furry/scaly
Wings: attached on front legs
Group size: 10-20
Can be found as an anthro: yes
VULTURE GRYPHON (griffinoides geepus)
Habitat: everywhere
Length: 1m
Diet: carcasses
Skin type: feathered
Wings: feathered
Group size: 1-30
Can be found as an antho: yes
They are solitary, but will gather in hundreds if the dead animal is a large dragon
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