a medium sized herbivorous ungulate based on pigs and tapirs. Mounted on a 1 inch cavalry base of wetland reeds and grasses.
Wading through the thick muck and mire of the wetlands, the baughur looks to be nothing less than a small fleshy island when breaching the water. Flies and birds orbit its thick hide as it shovels its tusked face into the sediment, its prehensile snout seeking out aquatic root vegetables. Often quite calm and docile when in their dozens-strong drove of close kin, the baughur will attempt to sink to the bottom of the marsh when confronted by any land based threat. Only resorting to violence with their goring tusks when protecting their young or spotting their most hated rivals to the wetlands, the pebbleback auhk. Often standing their ground their with a display of loud splashes and deep barreled chest grunts.
