The sandstone cansbiah lives in the sandstone caves of northeastern Nusara.

Etymology

Possibly from Proto-Germanic habīgaz (“heavy, weighty”), from Proto-Indo-European keh₂p- (“to grasp, have, hold”). Compare Latin capāx (“capacious, spacious”).

Morphology

The sandstone cansbiah is smaller than the Midivian cansbiah and has orange fur instead of the common dark brown or black. This change in coloration may serve as camouflage, blending the animal with the tones of its sandstone environment.

Physiology

Adapted for nocturnal hunting.

Diet

The sandstone cansbiah feeds primarily on umin fruit and ocasionally on atimises.

Behavior

Life Cycle

(Not specified).

Social Structure

They are nocturnal creatures, hunting at night.

Ecology

(Not specified).