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• Rhinoceros Beetle (giant)
  ...s feet as it passes close by in the dark. Unlike its smaller cousin, giant rhinoceros beetles are omnivorous as well as being scavengers. ...sts are far too heavy to take to the air. If highly threatened, however, a rhinoceros beetle will spread its wings and beat them rapidly enough to buffet the air
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• Rhinoceros Beetle (giant)
  ...s feet as it passes close by in the dark. Unlike its smaller cousin, giant rhinoceros beetles are omnivorous as well as being scavengers. ...sts are far too heavy to take to the air. If highly threatened, however, a rhinoceros beetle will spread its wings and beat them rapidly enough to buffet the air
  2 KB (332 words) - 00:05, 30 June 2022
• Hippopotamus
  ...rd largest mammal after the [[African Elephant|elephant]] and [[Rhinoceros|rhinoceros]], both of which are also found in Africa. Hippos are recognisable by thei
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• Buffeting (attack)
  * [[Rhinoceros Beetle (giant)]]
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• Bestiary
  * [[Rhinoceros]] * [[Rhinoceros (woolly)]]
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• Intelligence (ability stat)
  ...tion for why the creature would enter into combat differs greatly also. A rhinoceros might be merely bad-tempered, while an elephant is more likely to be protec
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