Flee is a Bergsum. Bergsums are a species I made up. They're based off a fluffy monster thing I made and never did anything with mixed with a concept I had to make a glider that has feathers instead of webbing! Those are not wings, they're feathers along the area of where webbing would be on a greater glider/sugar glider/flying squirrel/etc.

Amscray is Flee's significant other and Chatterbox is a friend of Flee's if you ever stumble across those Bergsums.

More Bergsum anatomy notes:

-Their BIG CLAWS are inspired by sloths because I love sloth claws! They're a lot more blunt and thick though like a kangaroo's foot claw or an emu or cassowary. (Because I love the whole claw/finger look.)

-The little thumb claw is based off of red pandas. X3 (Fluffy paws!)

-Those big fluffy ears are obviously taken from a Greater Glider as well as the gliding concept!

-They have sort of heavy canadian Lynx shaped arms and legs. Which is also why they have shortened tails.

-Their tails are huge and fluffy and also short because I just never see that mix enough.

-Their heads, they're based off what bird skulls look like to me. Specifically ones like finch or sparrow skulls. The beak just becomes a part of their face in skull form and it looks so neat and somehow cute? That's why they have high cheek bones and lighter faces on most of the designs!

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:

They're supposed to be roughly "larger" domestic cat sized. On average they are 5 to 15 lbs (light for their size because they glide! but it can vary, just like any animal), 25 to 30 in in length, and a shoulder height of 10 to 15 in. Males are larger than females.

BEHAVIOR:

I imagine they make weird rodent/bird noises Sort of like squirrels but lower. They would also sing silly songs to each other. They can live in a variety of climates (which explains the fact that they can be pretty much any color) and are comfortable in both extremes. They have thick fur for the cold and large ears for cooling in the heat. They flock together in groups and are social animals. They groom each other as a social behavior and use their fat tails to hit the ground as another form of communication. They love climbing trees and are often seen hanging out in trees squawking and squeaking at each other. They also enjoy swimming and will hunt small fish from trees above ponds and lakes.

DIET:

They are omnivores! They eat bugs, fish, small rodents, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Some even snack on leaves and bark.