Catshito

The common catshito (/kætˈʃiː.t̬oʊ/) is the most abundant species of cuchi, because it is protected and besides it reproduces super fast in its natural state

Cushitus cushitus

Longevity up to 40 years

There are more than 50 subspecies of catshitos that derive from the common species, including evolutions and adaptations.

Breeding
The catshitos nest in meadows, savannahs and forests. Their nests are made of dry grass and small branches. They are oviparous, so they lay eggs of 30 centimeters a week after having built their nest. Baby catshitos are born 1 month after laying.