Eiyosa

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Eiyosa
Base Information
Classification Herbivore/grazer
Terrain Unknown
Locomotion Unknown
Size 400kg
Speed Unknown
Strength Unknown
Social Structure Unknown
Weapons Unknown
Armor Unknown
Source
Homeworld Helene (Dark Nebula 1005)
Multi-world Yes
Canon No
Reference Periodical: MegaTraveller Travellers' Digest No. 17

Aslan name for a popular herd animal imported to many Aslan worlds from Helene (Dark Nebula 1005), a non-aligned world in Aotrei Subsector. (Helene is currently owned by Pannusgario, two parsecs away.)

Eiyosa (Creature) Physiology & Ecology[edit]

Eiyosa are warmblooded and thickly furred hexapods. They can reach 400 kg at maturity, at least 60% of which will be lean meat.

If allowed to run wild, they care for themselves quite well, and can fight off most non-sentient predators with ease.

Eiyosa (Creature) Life Cycle & Reproduction[edit]

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Eiyosa (Creature) Diet & Trophics[edit]

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Eiyosa (Creature) History & Background[edit]

Some Aslan prefer to raise them under wild, near-natural conditions in order to have the thrill of hunting them. Eiyosa can, however, adapt to domestication. If kept in pasture, their branching horns and leg spurs are usually removed to make fights between the males less damaging.

While the Eiyosa do feed their young with milk, they are rarely milked, and the strong-flavored cheese made from their milk is definitely an acquired taste. Their fur can be woven into sturdy textiles.

Eiyosa (Creature) TAS Advisory[edit]

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