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Here we can have a closer look to the head of a Hypergorm. This male is more than 60 years old, but still has a lot to live, for Hypergorms are among the animals in Mo with the longest natural lifespawn.

At the beginning of their lifecycle, Hypergormsm from all Sekkel gather in a special place to mate, after this is done, they once again disperse and lay their hundreds of eggs in many nests excavated on the ground (Hypergorms are oviparous, like most other gormids, and unlike mammaliaforms like the Saurus) These nests are then abandoned to their luck. Hypergorms are an R-selected species; only a handful of these eggs will survive into adult Hypergorms.

The Biglix have a festival around this time called Kunakenimakia, commonly known as the "Biglix Easter", in which the tribe members compete with each othe in which one will collect the most Hypergorm eggs. After the eggs are found and collected, most are eaten in a great feast for the tribe, but a small portion is taken care of until they hatch, to ensure the next generation of Hypergorms.

Description
Here we can have a closer look to the head of a Hypergorm. This male is more than 60 years old, but still has a lot to live, for Hypergorms are among the animals in Mo with the longest natural lifespawn.

At the beginning of their lifecycle, Hypergormsm from all Sekkel gather in a special place to mate, after this is done, they once again disperse and lay their hundreds of eggs in many nests excavated on the ground (Hypergorms are oviparous, like most other gormids, and unlike mammaliaforms like the Saurus) These nests are then abandoned to their luck. Hypergorms are an R-selected species; only a handful of these eggs will survive into adult Hypergorms.

The Biglix have a festival around this time called Kunakenimakia, commonly known as the "Biglix Easter", in which the tribe members compete with each othe in which one will collect the most Hypergorm eggs. After the eggs are found and collected, most are eaten in a great feast for the tribe, but a small portion is taken care of until they hatch, to ensure the next generation of Hypergorms.