Wendigo prefers to devour their prey alive, relishing in ripping out still-living organs and tasting warm blood. To that end, many of them tend to capture their victims and imprison them in their lair until they are ready to feed. Once they have exhausted a local supply of prey or wish to lie low for a while, most wendigo will enter a state of hibernation within their lair, sleeping for a few decades before waking to hunt once more. Wendigos don't wear clothes because their fur is so thick.