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Treecats named this animal Bark-Chewer. A wood rat was about two kilos in mass, and hexapedal like most Sphinxian animals. They were full-year active in their reproductive strategy, and lived near the Tannerman Gulf. Their constant gnawing on wood to keep their incisors sharp made them a danger to lumber products used by humans. (infodump)

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  • Treecats named this animal Bark-Chewer. A wood rat was about two kilos in mass, and hexapedal like most Sphinxian animals. They were full-year active in their reproductive strategy, and lived near the Tannerman Gulf. Their constant gnawing on wood to keep their incisors sharp made them a danger to lumber products used by humans. (infodump)
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  • Treecats named this animal Bark-Chewer. A wood rat was about two kilos in mass, and hexapedal like most Sphinxian animals. They were full-year active in their reproductive strategy, and lived near the Tannerman Gulf. Their constant gnawing on wood to keep their incisors sharp made them a danger to lumber products used by humans. (infodump)
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