A common herbivore of the swamp, the small drihlo is an expert at what's edible, enjoying a wide variety of vegetation. Using their hooks claws to dig small holes to use as burrows, or to get at taste roots.

Capable of producing multiple litters a year outside of winter, this little guy is easy prey for predator and hunter alike. Though some think them a bit oily and hang them out to drip for a day or so. Best served with cheese and beer as well as a butter sauce.

This guy is munching on a well herb, and possibly going to snack on the flowering fawns ear in the next pot over. Both plants are commonly grown by expectant mothers to ease cramps and increase milk supply respectfully.

Chances are its going to wind up on the expectant mother's plate.

Enjoy!