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New species I'm making

Apparently my scanner is going blind.

They are not headless. I'll have a better sketch later to show what their head looks like from different angles.

Info so far:
-They are about the size of a border collie.
-They are insectivores and use their large mouth, long sticky tongue and speed to catch flying insects.
-They are pack animals but are very shy of humans
-Their "head" is not as heavy as it looks. Most of it is taken up by a crop, like a pelican.
-Their lid-like upper jaw can be tucked inside the mouth or rested on top like a normal jaw.
-The mouth can be used as a sucker for eating plants and algae (not preferred food, but available)
-Their eyes protrude slightly and can rotate independently of one another.
-They have three toes on each foot
-They are quite agile and will often climb trees, but never to a great height. Their lack of tail makes them easy to tip off a perch.
-They are usually gray or tan, but have chromatophores in their skin that allow them to change between two or three distinct patterns. Each Ket has a unique pattern set, but colors often run in a family line.

Description
New species I'm making

Apparently my scanner is going blind.

They are not headless. I'll have a better sketch later to show what their head looks like from different angles.

Info so far:
-They are about the size of a border collie.
-They are insectivores and use their large mouth, long sticky tongue and speed to catch flying insects.
-They are pack animals but are very shy of humans
-Their "head" is not as heavy as it looks. Most of it is taken up by a crop, like a pelican.
-Their lid-like upper jaw can be tucked inside the mouth or rested on top like a normal jaw.
-The mouth can be used as a sucker for eating plants and algae (not preferred food, but available)
-Their eyes protrude slightly and can rotate independently of one another.
-They have three toes on each foot
-They are quite agile and will often climb trees, but never to a great height. Their lack of tail makes them easy to tip off a perch.
-They are usually gray or tan, but have chromatophores in their skin that allow them to change between two or three distinct patterns. Each Ket has a unique pattern set, but colors often run in a family line.