Gobbins

Gobbins are small, fictional creatures that originate from the fantasy series "Discworld" by Terry Pratchett. They are known for their distinctive appearance, which includes a large, bulbous head, a long, thin neck, and a small, round body. Their most notable feature is their large, round eyes, which are often described as being larger than their heads. Gobbins are typically around 12 inches (30 cm) tall and have a lifespan of about 100 years.

Gobbins are omnivorous and are known to eat a variety of foods, including fruits, vegetables, and small animals. They are also known to be quite mischievous and are often involved in various pranks and antics. Despite their small size, Gobbins are surprisingly strong and have been known to cause significant damage to property and crops.

Gobbins are also known for their unique communication methods. They communicate primarily through a series of grunts and clicks, which can be quite difficult for humans to understand. However, they are also known to use a form of sign language, which involves moving their large eyes and neck in specific patterns.

Despite their negative reputation, Gobbins are also known to be quite loyal to their friends and family. They are often seen working together to achieve common goals, and are known to be quite brave in the face of danger. Gobbins are also known to be quite intelligent, and are often seen using tools and weapons to help them in their various endeavors.

In the Discworld series, Gobbins are often depicted as being quite resilient, and are known to be able to survive in a variety of different environments. They are also known to be quite adaptable, and are often seen adjusting to new situations and challenges with ease.