Fan Casting Kora in Fictional Characters by Subeta Pets They'd Have

The kora is an ancient species, with the first historical accounts of this pet being from the Sacred Lands. According to records, Subetans had a random encounter with a small group of wild koras. They noticed that the koras would sit in the sunshine, even in the hot desert, with their ear and tail appendages laid flat to absorb the sun. Concerned about their overall well-being, Subetans began to leave out large, flat bowls made of clay, which they would fill with water - almost like a rather large bird bath! The koras would gather around these bowls after their 'sunning' and drink the water using their long ears. The koras, with their large amounts of curiosity, began to let the Subetans first pet them, then pick them up and carry them around - and soon, koras were being kept as pets all over the Sacred Lands. Their relatively diminutive size and light, flexible bones make them ideal lap pets, the average adult standing around 12 inches (30cm) at the shoulder and weighing only 4 - 8 lbs. (1.8 - 3.6 kg).