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The horf is a shy animal that prefers not to be approached. However, take caution: any animal, wild or domesticated, can attack. Generally a grazer, on the night of a full moon between the hours of seven p.m. and twelve a.m., the horf becomes carnivorous. The only horf found so far appears to be a wolf’s red-furred head on the body of a red paint. Scientists have not been able to determine a gender thus far. Favorite treats seem to be sugar cubes, salted beef (on the night of a full moon), and carrots. The horf has an abnormal digestive track for an animal, being able to eat all of these different foods. They sleep about two hours a day. It is awake both in the morning and the nighttime. The horf is very active and enjoys running full-out in wide-open fields. It howls when carnivorous, neighs and ends sharply otherwise. They sleep in dens padded by hay, usually on their side. The horf laps up water like a wolf. It is the only animal to run faster than a cheetah at a top speed of eighty miles per hour and can keep up the pace for about three hours. They cannot climb and can only jump about two to three feet in the air, but can jump across a gap one hundred fifty feet long. It seems to enjoy “hunting” or, rather, sneaking up behind anyone, if they invade its territory. The horf is a loner, not enjoying the company of any other animal, except for that of birds (they play with these constantly). For defense, it kicks, nips, and snarls. They will not be ridden at all costs.