House Drudal

It's Charles Darwin's birthday, so I'm submitting a drawing of a fuzzy critter.

No, that does not make sense. Maybe it would if I drew the critter in the style of Mr. Darwin, but I didn't, so it still doesn't make sense.

This is a Drudal.
House drudals are considered domesticated animals and can be interesting pets. However, they are also considered to be dangerous due to their aggressive behavior, particularly toward other pets, and should only be kept by experienced owners.

These animals have two sets of eyes; one that perceives visible light, and another that can sense infrared light. The drudal’s second pair of eyes increases the ability of its wild counterparts to hunt in caves and at night. They also make the house drudal an excellent mouser.


Think of it as a binturong/Turkish angora/otter/squirrel/wolfdog/bearded dragon sort of creature. All of those have sharp teeth.

Height: 14-20"
Weight: 50-80 lbs (they're quite heavy; don't overfeed them or you'll have a real monster!)