Blue-Horned Elk

Overview
One of few remaining medium “mammals”, blue-horned elk have evolved in order to retain a furlike coat and still have Vispericulums atmosphere not affect them.

Daily Life
Blue-horned elk are herbavores. They’ve found ways to avoid the predatory plants due to their “fur”. It is actually made of a material that acts similarly to optic fibers. Their bodies can glow slightly in a color of their choice in order to camouflage and sneak up on plants. However, their horns and spines cannot change color at will. If needed, they will alter their form to appear like that of another mammal, except with horns and spines.

They are often nocturnal due to their strange eyesight. It is called “inverted vision” due to the way it works. The light acts as darkness to them and the darkness acts as light. This makes their sclera black, their iris change colors depending on their mood, and their pupils white.

Adaptations

 * Their fiber optic fur evolved due to a sudden mutation. The reason why is unknown. The same goes for their ability to glow in certain colors.
 * Their ability to change form is like that of the kazyeeqen . However, the elk can only do it rarely, and only with mammals. Their horns seem to be unable to do this.
 * Their glowing ability also has a strange side effect on technology, causing it to short out or glitch.
 * Inverted vision is a rare mutation in most animals, but it always occurs on these elk.