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Cervoids are the most agile of radial animals, bounding through forests and across plains, either alone or in harems. A species' average height is determined largely by the size or parts of the phyta they eat. Most feed on peel-plants, but some eat shore plants and a few even dive for lakebed plants. And although all large radials have at least a thin covering of setae, Cervoids have patches of longer, thicker hair, allowing them to live in colder climates than other radials of their size.

Description
Cervoids are the most agile of radial animals, bounding through forests and across plains, either alone or in harems. A species' average height is determined largely by the size or parts of the phyta they eat. Most feed on peel-plants, but some eat shore plants and a few even dive for lakebed plants. And although all large radials have at least a thin covering of setae, Cervoids have patches of longer, thicker hair, allowing them to live in colder climates than other radials of their size.