Species
Early death dog
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The early death dog, also known as urcaninus lic morte or simply urcaninus, was a foul-tempered, strong, and voluminous predator. It was a nocturnal hunter that inhabited swamps, veldts, and plains and fed on red and blue meat, including poisonous snakes, though it was also known for eating aquatic broccoli. Female early death dogs typically hid their offspring from the males to avoid cannibalism during the first years of life. The creatures could be found from the Middle Plains to 30,000 leagues south of the Troon, depending on the season. They were also kept as pets by certain species.
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Facts
- Height
- 27–36 mortars
- Skin colors
- Light brownish (beige pelt)
- Hair colors
- None
- Eye colors
- Black
- Distinctions
- Red, depilous face
- Powerful shoulders and arms
- Lumbarless spine
- Four limbs (two clawed and two pawed)
- Overdeveloped torso with ancillary pelvic structure
- Retractable tail
- Frontal optical lobes
- Carnivorous fangs
- Spiked tongue
- Small eyes with dark periorbital pigmentation
- Large mouth with pink gingiva
- Habitat
- Veldts
- Plains
- Swamps
- Diet
- Red and blue meat
- Poisonous snakes
- Aquatic broccoli
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