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Only one specimen of Arandor has survived in captivity. (In the wild, they are practically extinct). Arandor is so rare that it is not even listed in the Red Book. Arandors were doomed by their pride – instead of approaching a suitable member of the opposite sex and suggesting they reproduce, Arandors stood silently with their arms crossed. The pose was certainly beautiful and picturesque, but it led to catastrophic results. The remaining Arandor should, of course, be cherished and protected, although some believe that it would be better to strangle it – no Arandor, no problem.
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There's a lot of truth in what he says about freedom, loneliness, and philosophy expressed through howling at the moon.
P.S. The poll is about whether Arandor and the problems related to its protection are necessary, or if we should just forget about it.
A rare and little-studied species is the Vmorduflud, obtained by crossing a Vmordunator and a Pofludilshchik. It behaves like a Pofludilshchik, but during a full moon, which falls on Friday the 13th and before a session, it goes hunting. Then, not even a Fludozavr can escape it – it will catch up and tear it apart.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
Vmorfluud is a rare and little-studied species, obtained by crossing a Vmor dunator and a Pofludilshchik. It behaves like a Pofludilshchik, but during a full moon, which falls on Friday the 13th and before a session, it goes hunting. Then, not even a Fludozavr can hide from it – it will catch up and tear it apart.
This monster was bred in a secret scientific laboratory. Well, they actually wanted to breed cockroaches (they had multiplied too much, the damned things), but they accidentally bred a Vmorfluud. Since then, it has been terrorizing the surrounding areas.
Ghost, well, to preserve you, you just need to indulge my desires)
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or put all the clones in one section and watch what happens to them; they'll all end up fighting each other with their inflated egos.
