The sliraffe

The Sliraffe went extinct over 100 years ago. In the early months of 2021 it was discovered in China, drinking from a light yellow stream. Unfortunately, it is targeted for its soft, grey fur. It is normally found high in trees in the desert. However, scientists have discovered that they have also been found in the Himalayas. Their food supply is blueberries and strawberries, which have been found. Also, these pets sound like cute little pets, they get vicious around humans and will attack at any moment. Zoos advise to stand at lest 3 meters away from them or they will leap at you.

The Sliraffe has a ********** neck, which helps them eat leaves high in the trees. The disadvantages to having a long neck, is when they try and get the food lower down on the ground it can be quite a stretch and hurt there neck. Amazingly, its grey, fluffy fur helps to keep them dry if they go into lakes because of this it keeps them nice and cosy in the winter. Its legs are rather short. Consequently, Sliraffes are rather slow and look odd because they  have such a long neck. Its claws are sharp and pointy. Weirdly, they  only use them for sacking of tree branches if there in the way or too high up.

Sliraffes normally just stay huddled up in there house, unless they are hunting for food. Surprisingly, they don’t like being held captive in a zoo when people are staring at them. However they do like to be the centre of attention and sometimes they can even cause mischief and damage. Additionally, if they are held captive in a zoo they have to be secure so they don’t escape to the local town. When they are mad they try and attack the nearest person or thing to them. Most of the time they are rather happy!