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15:13 (cur | prev) +13,246 Malaki59 talk contribs (Created page with "{{Breadcrumb |1=Main Page |2=Fauna of Gondara |2label=Fauna |3=Hookclaw Sloth }} The '''Hookclaw Sloth''' is a large, predominantly herbivorous mammal found exclusively within The Wilds of southern Gondara. Older explorer accounts sometimes refer to it as the '''Giant Hairy Sloth'''. Roughly comparable in overall size to a grizzly bear, it is distinguished by its heavy shaggy body, reinforced forequarters, and exceptionally long, hooked foreclaws used to pull do...") | |||
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| N 10:41 | Wilds diffhist +26,029 Malaki59 talk contribs (Created page with "{{Gondara Region Infobox |name=The Wilds |type=Southern interior wilderness region |location=Southern Gondara; predominantly within the State of Vidara |terrain=Forested western highlands, shifting stream networks, extensive eastern swamps, and dense interior rainforest |climate=Persistently humid in the interior; rainfall and seasonal patterns incompletely documented |waters=Numerous branching mountain-fed streams, transient wetlands, and eastward drainage toward the ...") | ||||