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Description
Brunbelonudusquamopis W. (lat. Brown-Bill-Naked Opis)
This species is a descendant, it has preserved teeth, which have turned into a beak-like structure, which helps to uproot Laminviux Zuccherfolium plants during feeding. It has larger gills than its ancestor, but they are less effective, due to the shallow depth at which these creatures live .They reproduce 4 times a year, they lay eggs of a greenish color with transparent specks. Most often they swim near the shores of the Bogdain Peninsula, and also swam to the Arete River. Soon they will occupy the niches of all creatures of the sea and ocean that are similar to Earth.
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Congratulations! Silur has began

Description
Brunbelonudusquamopis W. (lat. Brown-Bill-Naked Opis)
This species is a descendant, it has preserved teeth, which have turned into a beak-like structure, which helps to uproot Laminviux Zuccherfolium plants during feeding. It has larger gills than its ancestor, but they are less effective, due to the shallow depth at which these creatures live .They reproduce 4 times a year, they lay eggs of a greenish color with transparent specks. Most often they swim near the shores of the Bogdain Peninsula, and also swam to the Arete River. Soon they will occupy the niches of all creatures of the sea and ocean that are similar to Earth.
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Congratulations! Silur has began