The Green Tipped Jungle Goblin
The Green Tipped Jungle Goblin is a rare species of goblin, as it has oddly shaped ears; leaf shaped. This unusual creature can jump from tree to tree using its extendable arms but is surprisingly fat.
These friendly creatures are extremely hard to identify, as they are the size of a spider monkey, and they have vine – like arms and legs, and an ivy cloak trailing behind them. This is helpful to them because they look more intimidating, and it is very stylish. They add to this by holding a stick staff. Underneath their cape, their body is made of thick, green leaves. This is helpful to them because it keeps them more warm and it takes predators longer to kill them. Above their body, their ears look exactly like leaves, this helps them to blend in with their surroundings, and they are more effective with hearing as they are more sensitive. On top of their head, sits a pile of leaves acting like hair. This is extremely helpful when they swing, as it does not grow longer than 5 cm so it does not get in their face when they are swinging from tree to tree. In the center of their head, they have two beedy green eyes. They are bright green because they camouflage more and they help to see in the dark.
This creature eats several animals but its favourite animal to eat is frogs as they are more rare and slimy. This goblin is a carnivore, so it can not stand the taste of leaf and other green vegetables. They do not like the taste of mamle meat as they are very stinky and tough. Their teeth are quite fragile, so they need to be careful of what they eat.
You will most commonly find the Green Tipped Jungle Goblin in the dense, lucious canopies of the Amazon Rainforest- where they typically enjoy the breathtaking views. This is the best place for them to live as it is full of tall, towering trees and it is the largest rainforest in the world providing them with plenty of space to live and breed. Whilst the majority of these mythical beings prefer to live on the outskirts of the rainforest (as it is here where the view is better), some choose to live in the heart of the vast jungle further away from human invasion.
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