Nyuttags

Nyuttags are a fictional species of small, furry creatures from the popular children's book series "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis. They are depicted as having dog-like features, such as floppy ears and a wagging tail, but are covered in soft, downy fur. Nyuttags are known for their cheerful and curious nature, often seen scampering through the forests of Narnia.

In the books, nyuttags are generally portrayed as friendly and loyal companions to the protagonists. They possess a keen sense of smell and are adept at navigating the wilderness. Their small size allows them to move quickly and quietly, making them excellent scouts or messengers. While not a major species in the Narnian narrative, their presence adds to the whimsical and magical atmosphere of the world.

The exact origin and biological details of nyuttags are not extensively explored by C.S. Lewis, leaving much to the reader's imagination. They are often associated with the more peaceful and pastoral aspects of Narnia, contrasting with the more imposing or dangerous creatures that inhabit the land. Their appearances, though brief, contribute to the rich tapestry of life within the fictional universe.