Tufted Tree Goblins

Description
Stage I: This baby tufted tree goblin is energetic and already learning to walk and climb, but it needs close care at this young age. There are several species of tree goblins; this one is named for its fluffy coat and the tufts it grows on its ears as it matures. Some individuals have very brightly coloured ears.

These creatures live almost their entire life in trees. They form family clans that are very close knit.

Tufted tree goblins are believed to develop the ability to make one's daydreams appear to be real. Their psychic powers of illusion help them survive in the wild, as they can use them to fool most predators while they make their escape.

Stage II (third paragraph omitted due to being exactly the same): This young tufted tree goblin is barely larger than a rabbit, but is already an expert climber in the trees. Tufted tree goblins, named for its ear tufts that gradually develop as it grows, spend almost their entire lives in trees, where they eat fruit and nuts and sometimes bugs.

These creatures form small, closely knit family groups. When one member of the group sees a predator approaching, it makes a loud call warning the rest of its group. They have specific calls that serve as a word for each different kind of predator or other danger.