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Only one specimen of Arandor remains in captivity. (In the wild, they are practically extinct). Arandors are so rare that they are not even listed in the Red Book. Arandors were doomed by their pride – instead of approaching a suitable individual of the opposite sex and proposing to reproduce, they stood silently with their arms crossed. The pose was certainly beautiful and picturesque, but it led to catastrophic results. The remaining Arandor must, of course, be cherished and protected, although some believe that it would be better to euthanize it – no Arandor, no problem.