A squealer (see appendix B; use Handout #41), a fierce and semi-intelligent predator about the size of a large gorilla, lurks nearby. It is spotted yellow and green with a pig-like head about 2 feet long-most of which is mouth filled with sharp tusks! Two arm-like appendages with three razor-sharp claws sprout from its hunched shoul­ ders and rear quarters, respectively, while another grows from the center of its back. Its two forelimbs are about a foot longer than its rear limbs, and have clawed, prehen­ sile fingers. Its head is thrust forward.   The squealer is able to imitate the death shrieks and dis­ tress cries of various animals, and it uses such calls to attract prey, for it feeds upon hunting animals as readily as upon the hunted. Its favorite trick is to find a tree limb sufficient to support its 400-pound bulk, squeal, and then drop down with its forepart upon its victim, grabbing it with its three rear limbs. The beast will then bite and claw its restrained prey to death.   A DC 25 Wisdom (Survival) skill check can track the squealer back to its lair. See Squealer Lair.