Long-eared Thrasher

The long-eared thrasher is an Impendian quadrupedal borocarb of the modulate family, related to the tixdog, with a fierce, territorial disposition, but unlike the tixdog lives in groups called thrashherds. There is one leader of each group, responsible for overseeing the building of colonies high upon strateau cliffsides. Often the leaders are seen early in the morning, standing at the highest point of a colony, and have come to symbolize passion and leadership.

The long-eared thrasher is a bloomological symbol associated with Wilmalgeanism.