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land vulture, platypus dog,  
 
land vulture, platypus dog,  
===Identification and Field Marks:=== These nasty, little relatives of the [[Mute Chukarandos]] are also members of the ghastly-things-with-fur-that-lay-eggs family and have certain traits in common with other members of their family, namely thick, brown, curly fur with black stripes and a white underbelly.  However, the '''tuckarando''' only grows to a maximum of 2 nanits.  Also, these wicked, little beasts have the unusual feature of a hooked beak quite reminiscent of ... Oddly enough, that predatory beak conceals a viscious set of carnivorous teeth with which the tuckarando tears its prey.
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===Identification and Field Marks:=== These nasty, little relatives of the [[Mute Chukarandos]] are also members of the ghastly-things-with-fur-that-lay-eggs family and have certain traits in common with other members of their family, namely thick, brown, curly fur with black stripes and a white underbelly.  However, the '''tuckarando''' only grows to a maximum of two nanits.  Also, these wicked, little beasts have the unusual feature of a hooked beak quite reminiscent of ... Oddly enough, that predatory beak conceals a viscious set of carnivorous teeth with which the tuckarando tears its prey.
===Similar Species:=== Tukarandos are, as previously mentioned, related to the [[Mute Chukarandos]].  Also, there are at least two sub-species, the dwarf tuckarandos, which never exceeds a single nanit in length, and the giant tuckarandos, which always exceeds 5 nanits in length.
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===Similar Species:=== Tukarandos are, as previously mentioned, related to the [[Mute Chukarandos]].  Also, there are at least two sub-species, the dwarf tuckarandos, which never exceeds a single nanit in length, and the giant tuckarandos, which always exceeds five nanits in length.  There is rumored to be a more heavily furred mountain tuckarando, as well, but no one has survived to verify, or renouce, their existance.
 
===Habitat:=== Originally found in the foothils of [[Mount Yurch]], the living blight known as the tuckarando has migrated to virtually any area of Ghyll that has soft enough ground for them to make their burrows.  They can also be found in many major cities in Ghyll, thanks in no small part to the illegal tuckarando trade perpetuated by the infamous Jack "Jackie Tuckarando" Tockanski.
 
===Habitat:=== Originally found in the foothils of [[Mount Yurch]], the living blight known as the tuckarando has migrated to virtually any area of Ghyll that has soft enough ground for them to make their burrows.  They can also be found in many major cities in Ghyll, thanks in no small part to the illegal tuckarando trade perpetuated by the infamous Jack "Jackie Tuckarando" Tockanski.
===Habits:=== what
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===Habits:=== The favorite prey of the tuckarnado is, of course, they Ghyllian ankle.
 
===Young and Breeding:=== naughty bits
 
===Young and Breeding:=== naughty bits
===Economic Importance:=== if any [[Fijjit Mejora]]’s long-time friend P’Jubal in the best-selling “[[Fijjit Mejora|Fijjit]] and the [[Fefferberry]] Failure” was a tuckarando.
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===Economic Importance:=== Of course we all remember the most famous tuckarando of all, P'Jubal, [[Fijjit Mejora]]’s long-time friend in the best-selling “[[Fijjit Mejora|Fijjit]] and the [[Fefferberry]] Failure”.

Revision as of 00:58, 10 March 2005

Dib. We are still doing a second "T", right? --Doctor Phineas Crank 08:17, 5 Mar 2005 (EST)

land vulture, platypus dog, ===Identification and Field Marks:=== These nasty, little relatives of the Mute Chukarandos are also members of the ghastly-things-with-fur-that-lay-eggs family and have certain traits in common with other members of their family, namely thick, brown, curly fur with black stripes and a white underbelly. However, the tuckarando only grows to a maximum of two nanits. Also, these wicked, little beasts have the unusual feature of a hooked beak quite reminiscent of ... Oddly enough, that predatory beak conceals a viscious set of carnivorous teeth with which the tuckarando tears its prey. ===Similar Species:=== Tukarandos are, as previously mentioned, related to the Mute Chukarandos. Also, there are at least two sub-species, the dwarf tuckarandos, which never exceeds a single nanit in length, and the giant tuckarandos, which always exceeds five nanits in length. There is rumored to be a more heavily furred mountain tuckarando, as well, but no one has survived to verify, or renouce, their existance. ===Habitat:=== Originally found in the foothils of Mount Yurch, the living blight known as the tuckarando has migrated to virtually any area of Ghyll that has soft enough ground for them to make their burrows. They can also be found in many major cities in Ghyll, thanks in no small part to the illegal tuckarando trade perpetuated by the infamous Jack "Jackie Tuckarando" Tockanski. ===Habits:=== The favorite prey of the tuckarnado is, of course, they Ghyllian ankle. ===Young and Breeding:=== naughty bits ===Economic Importance:=== Of course we all remember the most famous tuckarando of all, P'Jubal, Fijjit Mejora’s long-time friend in the best-selling “Fijjit and the Fefferberry Failure”.