Yoyogis are found on mountains where they strike poses for hours at a time. Many gurus see them as inspirational figures, often striking poses alongside them. When the guru changes poses, so will the yoyogi. Despite being a carnivore, yoyogis have never been seen attacking others outside of caves. Thus, gurus believe them to be peaceful. In actuality, females are larger, and unable to fit in the cracks they like to put their eggs. Males show off with their yoga like poses, assisted with their slim bodies after their starvation rituals, that they are very good at fitting into cracks, and thus able to feed babies. Owners are asked to not bring yoyogis into their houses, as houses to a yoyogi, counts as a cave, causing them to go from peaceful yoga instructors to hostile and hungry.