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Scientific Latin Name
Sairera Dredesticus

Originating in Perth, Western Australia, this specimen's early years were quite nomadic, eventually it settled with it's elders in the leafy areas of Northern NSW. Migration ensued in early adulthood to an area with more foraging prospects - Brisbane, Queensland. It is easily attracted by the birdcalls of live music in the West End / Fortitude Valley regions.

Food Groups
The staple diet of this specimen consists of a wide variety of foodstuffs. Although most often found consuming the roots of both large and small plants, she also enjoys all leaves and branches. Her foraging is purely hedonic, burrowing deep to enjoy all local and international delicacies while avoiding the foodstuffs most commonly eaten by its rivals.

Evolutionary Influences
As an infant, the 'sairera dredesticus' was exposed to various evolutionary influences, such as folk music, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zepplin, which have caused genetic mutations leading into adulthood.

Distinguishing Features
Long knotted spirals of hair (scientific name: dreadlocks) are one of the most noticeable characteristic of this specimen. She can often be seen wearing asymmetrical or tye-dyed clothing, and walks on two limbs (unless drinking certain nectars).

Gibbering creature Lee 'Scratch' Perry has been known to bewilder this specimen and cause hazy confusion.
Killing this mornings sesh zan cheers for the tunes!