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[PT: Masked Keraskiliople (Keraskilioples domestica). Kingdom: animalia, Phylum: chordata, Clade: sarcopterygii, Class: actinistia, Subclass: exipoda, Order: pseudogriffiformes, Family: lathosgriffidae, Genus: keraskilioples, Species: K. domestica.

Critically endangered.

The Masked Keraskiliople, or Masked Pseudogriffin (Keraskilioples domestica) is a domestic species descendant of Black Keraskilioples (Keraskilioples melanoderas).

All species in the subclass Exipoda are descendants of coelacanths. In fact their closest extant relative is the Indonesian coelacanth (Latimeria menadoensis). They are facultative bipeds, taking a stance similar to theropods. Their average lifespan ranges from 30 to 35 years and they reach adulthood between 15-20 years old.

Like all Pseudogriffins, it is unknown how they reproduce. All members of the family Lathosgriffidae are monoecious animals, only having one sex. They are fully covered in a proto-feathers-like coat. The proto-feathers on the tail puff up like a cat's tail when scared or uncomfortable. The tail is also used like a monitor's tail to swim.

Their diet consists mostly of fruits and meat. Baby is strictly frugivore until they reach 4 years old. Keraskilioples are called pups or squabs and their diet

They are very intelligent animals and they use sounds of all kinds to communicate with each other, but unlike humans, they lack proper language.

Keraskilioples have a really good night vision, sense of smell and hearing. Their eyes have a tapetum lucidum and their claws are retractable.