Another large humanoid creature this beast is highly aggressive and territorial. But despite their fearsome reputaion these creatures are suprisingly docile and sociable when left alone. Similar to gorillas in both anatomy and behavior they seem to understand their place and status in the world which many scientist view as a sign of sentience. Another sign of this quantum leap is that some have witnessed ogres burying the bodies of animals killed by poachers then traking them down and kiliing them in an act of revenge. Most conservationists have thought about using ogres to defend endangered species their efforts however have had mixed results. They normally range from eight to nine feet at the shoulder with long muscular arms, each group which consists of about 7 led by an adult male which can be distinguished by his large size, white chest, and large canine teeth. The young stay with the group until they are twelve years old then they leave to establish new groups or join other groups.