Reedstilt
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About Reedstilt
Reedstilts are long-legged, long-necked fish-eating mammals that resemble a small sauropod dinosaur mixed with a heron. They use their striped coat to hide amongst water reeds and have hairs on the lower parts of their legs to camouflage from fish. Reedstilts silently wait for fish to swim by and then thrust their long neck into the water to grab the fish with their long snout.
Reedstilt's Area of Expertise
Reedstilts are experts in camouflage, stealth, and hunting fish. They can provide insights into their unique hunting techniques, their striped coat, and their relation to small, insectivorous mammals like moles.
A random fact that I love is...
Did you know that despite our dinosaur-like appearance, we Reedstilts are actually related to small, insectivorous mammals like moles? It's true! We may look like a weird dinosaur-heron thing, but we're part of the mammal family.