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Due to its four horns and passive aggressive attitude, this tuxemon has been mistaken for a man-eating mythical cow creature high up in the mountains many times. They are rather gentle creatures, often seen wallowing in swamps, though they have been known to charge at humans in the past. +
Cowool are popular first time tuxemon amongst young and inexperienced young trainers. They are relaxed and enjoy resting from hanging branches, absorbing light energy to ready themselves for evolution. +
In any serious situation, they will simply panic and run about frantically! Their only effective way of avoiding attacks is disguising themselves as dead bones, even then their panicky attitude will blow their cover. +
From one mountaintop to another, CRANKUS can be heard bleating to one another in running arguments that end only with the spring thaws. +
Its mane shines during the day, grows big and red at sunset, and blows away as ash at night. +
It fires piercing, poisonous spines from its claws to frighten away those who threaten its underwater colonies. +
Its calming presence helps with healing, and those who sleep beside a Cubfort never have a nightmare. +
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It gives birth to one litter in its life. Then it wanders the world trying to find them. +
A DANKUSH can stop itself from burning by holding its breath, causing plumes of smoke to billow forth from each leaf. +
Oddly enough, the location of a Delichick's birth determines its personality. The ones with brown feathers hatched on the eastern side of the region are headstrong and boisterous. The ones with dark blue feathers hatched on the western side of the region are quiet and reserved. +
DEMOSNOW delight in luring travelers deeper into the wilderness than is strictly safe, promising them glory and adventure. +
A dicynodont that came back to life and decided to become the dinosaur everyone always mistakes it for. +
Look closely, for ultra fine fur gives away it is devilishly pretending to be a dinosaur. +
The single pair of feathers on its head are fakes, hinting at its devilish true identity. +
DINOFLOP delights in quickly turning away from its attackers so their blows land on its shielded and spiny back. +