Moulder

Characteristics
Moulders are physically massive creatures; adult males may stand twenty to thirty feet, females twelve to twenty. Without counting for their false skin, an adult male may weigh 10,000 to 30,000 pounds, females 4,000 to 9,000. Their bodies are roughly humanoid in structure, with backwards legs, a deformed face, and many arms. The entire leg and foot stands reversed from the body, giving the moulder a troubled and slow gait. The most significant deviation in the body plan lies in the arms - the moulder has five to each side for ten total, long arms that terminate in massive, spade-like claws. The moulder's lower jaw juts out similar to an anglerfish, with tusks similar to a hog's, and it bears two small nostrils and a pair of deeply-set, purely yellow eyes.

Behavior
Moulders most often live in forests for the sake of their most common behavior - peeling bark from trees, or moulding.