Tundra Ibradicabi

The Tundra Ibradicabi (Ibradicabi gracilis) is considered a smaller relative of the southern forest species. Although named "tundra", this species tends to cling to polar forests and mountains. During the summer they tend to expolit high prey avaliability (birds, young mammales). Unlike other species, the females lack horns. They also have seasonal coats. During the winter they have thick, white coats. During the summer they lose most of their fur, revealing darker patterned skin. They are solitary predators with large terriotries. Despite their smaller size they can outrun and overpower most prey species. There have been stories of large females killing young Iliehnassi.