Name: Ridge Hound
Class: Medium (Siberian Tiger)
Species type: Trite
Appearance: the bottom middle photo.
Brief on Behavior: Small Groups- These are the most non-aggressive group you will ever run into. There is usually only 1 to 2 total. These are the outcasts. The only reason they are outcasts is because they were either injured or have some type of birth defect.

Average Groups- This is a little lager group that contains about 4 to 6 in numbers. Their aggressive level is moderate but they will attack one certain terms. The ones that reside in the middle of this group is the strongest pairs. The next in front would be the next strongest leaving the the weakest in back.

Large Group- This group is indeed rare. The large group consist of about 8 to 10 Trites. These ones will attack you on sight if you are in their territory. Inside the ring resides the strongest 4. The rest if this group is weaker then them. The reason these Trites are extremely violent is due to how bad the top 4 treat the others.
Location: Mountain Ranges
Extra: - Seconds after birth a Trite's fur hardens much like a porcupine's quills today. Theses creatures are scavengers. The baby's fur is no longer then 5 feet at birth. 
- A Trite's top head furs are soft but the rest of their body is hardened. They are able to shoot their fur a very short distance of 3 inches. Trites are social in their groups as well as curious of other species. These creature mate for life and only tend to have only one child.
- In this species the females are darker. They also have the longest fur which is about 15 to 20 feet. They are the smallest but due to their fur people tend to mistake them for males. Female Trites are the most curious about other species since they are to find the food. They are the main distraction when the groups are attacked.
- Males bring the food back towards the home. They also care for the child. They are a lighter color then the females but are a little broader. Since they have lighter fur people mistake them for females. The males are more of the attackers.
- A Trite's claws display their strength. The longer claws are considered the leaders. Theses range from about 25 to 30 feet. The next in powers are about 15 to 20 feet. The weaklings claws range from 0 to 10 depending on how big the group is.

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