Caymus

The term Caymus (pl. Caymi) is typically used to refer to any of the five living members of the genus Scandus.

Scandus Uirentia
The first and most common species of Caymus is found most commonly in the Woodland regions of the Siberian climate of Southern Yuzak. Most notably in the country of Azbasem. This Species, Scandus Uirentia, is characterised by its stocky heavy build, and is most clearly the closest relative of its distant bear cousins.

Scandus Canonus
The second most common species of Caymus, and perhaps the most famous is the Scandus Canonus, largely due to the fact that it inhabits in the untouched jungles of Atana. Scandus Canonus brought much notoriety to the Scandus genus as a whole when two were shipped from the jungles upon the western side of the Zherorj-Binu Mountains to Seqeran, Ifasia in the early 1930s. The two creatures had been less heavily sedated than the capturers thought, and upon presenting the creatures to the Ansut'nei of Ifasia, one awoke and mauled her. The wounds were not fatal, however the infection which arose within them was, and killed the Ansut'nei in just a few days.

Scandus Acus
The third most common species of Caymus is found in very cold regions, and is recognisably white unlike any of its other relatives. Scandus Acus is usually found in mountainous and cold regions, commonly in the northern areas of the Ina Mountains of Northern Atana.

Scandus Solis
Scandus Solis is a rarely seen species of Caymus, with their being regularly hunted for their fine yet soft pelts, they are an endangered species. Most commonly, they are found in Savannah grassland regions. They are far thinner and more agile than their other counterparts making them fast runners and supreme predators.

Scandus Stella
Lastly, the rarest species of Caymus, Scandus Stella is not only rarely seen to their extremely low numbers, but also due to the fact that they are nocturnal. Their characteristic large eyes and jet black fur is often striped with grey, and due to their beauty they are not only the most iconic and arguably beautiful species of Caymus, they are the most hunted. they are found most commonly deep within the Cormien Mountains.