The Log (Lion-Dog)

The Log is a fascinating creature only found in the deepest darkest forests in the UK and USA . They like to dig an approximate 3ft hole to call their home. Like us humans, these animals decorate their little burrows with nice flowers and like to cover up the walls and floors with lovely, luscious, green leaves to block the sloppy mud and dirt.

These animals walk in a dog sort of totter but also sometimes find themselves climbing up large oak trees when threatened by large animals. When they don’t have enough time to climb up the nearby tree, the Log plants its feet firmly in the ground, so when they run away it flicks dirt and mud into their opponent’s face so it can get away.

The Logs are omnivores so they eat leaves, grass and vegetables but also consume large deer, little insects and sometimes their own kind if necessary. When these animals reproduce, like polar bears, the father must leave the child and mother because there is a slight chance that they might mistake their newborn for another and eat it.

Despite their cute and fluffy appearance, if you see one of these in your local wood turn the other way or call 111 and ask for advice. Once in their jaws there is no escape, the Log has triple the jaw power of a bear. If you see a fenced off area that says Warning do not enter, Logs ahead they mean it.

The main problem that these fantastic creatures suffer from is being hunted.Us humans hunt these animals down and kill them for their skin and lungs. We skin them for their fur to be used as carpets and rugs for home decor. As for their lungs we use

a certain part of them for the cure of the horrible COVID-19.

There is lots more to learn about these interesting creatures on Loginfomation.co.uk