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InkTober day 17-22 (graceful, filthy, cloud, deep, furious, trail)
Cloud Sheep
These Sheep-like Rahi are named for their uncanny resemblance to clouds. They are the Spirit Rahi of Ba-Wari (the Gravity Region of Zakara) due to their bleating call that sounds like they are saying the Matoran prefix “Ba-”. It is in fact thanks to these Sheep that Ba-Matoran have found a proper place to settle and colonize, which is another factor of giving them the honor of being a Spirit Rahi.
Sexual dimorphism in Cloud Sheep include the Rams (males) having large, powerful horns made of a strong metal that is powerful enough to crack or dent rocks, while the Ewes (females) lack said horns. Even their behavior is distinguishable, like Rams being more aggressive than Ewes.
Cloud Sheep can either be native to the wild (often seen residing on cliffs of mountains in the Gravity Region) or domesticated in Po- and Le-Matoran farms where their distinctive wool is sheared to be used in materials for items like bags or coats. A fully sheared sheep is seen in Image 6 (don’t worry their wool grows back).
Cloud Sheep are one of few kinds of Rahi that vary in color.
Conservation Status: Least Concern (wild) or Domesticated
since i named my webkinz cloud sheep totoko, i decided to draw this
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