The Ember Giant
The Ember Giant
Do you think you would be able to recognise an Ember Giant if you saw one? The Ember Giant is the rarest species of Giant, and one of the tallest.
The male Ember Giant is made of rock. In between the cracks, there is red, flowing lava, which gives it a fiery glow. The male is half the size of a cathedral, and it’s width is only 15.5m. They can easily camouflage into a volcano; their natural habitat. Their eyes are a wine red, and their teeth could easily slice an apple in half with one bite! They are extremely hot ( 120°) and would give any human who touched them a second degree burn.
The female Ember Giant is cooler than the male ( 105°) and is 30cm smaller than the male. Instead of being made of standard rock, they are made of a type of black rock, an have a darker glow than the male. The can still camouflage into volcanoes, but, instead of red eyes, they have deep purple eyes.
They live near volcanoes, so when it comes to night they find a warm cave to sleep in. If in winter it becomes lower than -1° than the male hunts with a steel bucket and collects lava for heat. If it begins to snow, Ember Giants cannot leave their caves, because, if snow touches them, then the lava inside if them with turn into to rock, which can be very uncomfortable.
They thrive on red autumn leaves, apples from the tree ( dipped in lava, otherwise it would be too cold for the Ember Giants) and grass.
Although the Ember Giants seems scary, they have a way of protecting their young. Be careful not to go too close, because the Ember Giant might mistake you for an enemy trying to steal its children.
Do you think you would be able to recognise an Ember Giant if you saw one? The Ember Giant is the rarest species of Giant, and one of the tallest.
The male Ember Giant is made of rock. In between the cracks, there is red, flowing lava, which gives it a fiery glow. The male is half the size of a cathedral, and it’s width is only 15.5m. They can easily camouflage into a volcano; their natural habitat. Their eyes are a wine red, and their teeth could easily slice an apple in half with one bite! They are extremely hot ( 120°) and would give any human who touched them a second degree burn.
The female Ember Giant is cooler than the male ( 105°) and is 30cm smaller than the male. Instead of being made of standard rock, they are made of a type of black rock, an have a darker glow than the male. The can still camouflage into volcanoes, but, instead of red eyes, they have deep purple eyes.
They live near volcanoes, so when it comes to night they find a warm cave to sleep in. If in winter it becomes lower than -1° than the male hunts with a steel bucket and collects lava for heat. If it begins to snow, Ember Giants cannot leave their caves, because, if snow touches them, then the lava inside if them with turn into to rock, which can be very uncomfortable.
They thrive on red autumn leaves, apples from the tree ( dipped in lava, otherwise it would be too cold for the Ember Giants) and grass.
Although the Ember Giants seems scary, they have a way of protecting their young. Be careful not to go too close, because the Ember Giant might mistake you for an enemy trying to steal its children.
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