Coasis are agile and nimble creatures, equipped with sharp claws perfectly suited for digging in the soft savannah soil. They use these claws to hunt for insects, grubs, and small rodents, which make up the majority of their diet. They are also excellent climbers, allowing them to reach fruit and berries high in the trees, which provide a sweet supplement to their meals. One of the Coasi’s most endearing features is its long, prehensile tail. This tail is highly flexible and serves multiple purposes, aiding in balance when climbing trees and leaping between branches, as well as acting as a tool for communication and emotional expression. They are known to wrap their tails around their owners’ wrists or fingers when seeking attention or affection. Coasis are highly sociable creatures that thrive on interaction with all kinds of Eldranes. Inhabitants of the savannah often keep them as pets, and the bond between a Coasi and its owner is strong and affectionate.