Grifflin Chick (Active Pet)

Grifflins are a large avian species that reside in layers two, three, and five. They are dangerous predators that should be avoided if possible.
They will hunt any creature smaller than themselves.

Grifflins are especially hostile in the spring, which is when their young often hatch. They are extremely protective of their young.
They make their nests in mountain peaks or inside of large trees.

Male Grifflins are commonly more vibrant than the females of the species. This is to attract mates. Grifflins will often bond for life.
Bonded Grifflins are hostile to any creature they do not see as family.

Domestic Grifflins do exist, but they are not recomended as pets as they are very difficult to keep.
They are often kept as mounts moreso than pets.

This grifflin is still young and seems to have wandered out of its nest.
It would be best to be cautious of its beak and claws as, despite its young age, they are still plenty dangerous!

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