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[[File:Olgietvoy.png|thumb|The Olgi-Etvoy-Irf is an opportunistic ambush predator, which has sometimes been known to attack humans.]] | [[File:Olgietvoy.png|thumb|The Olgi-Etvoy-Irf is an opportunistic ambush predator, which has sometimes been known to attack humans.]] | ||
Lacking in powerful fins, the '''Olgi-Etvoy-Irf''' is known to sit stationary on the ocean bottom for days or weeks at a time, occasionally using its unusual, long front limbs to power itself as it leaps, rather than swims, from place to place. | Lacking in powerful fins, the '''Olgi-Etvoy-Irf''' is known to sit stationary on the ocean bottom for days or weeks at a time, occasionally using its unusual, long front limbs to power itself as it leaps, rather than swims, from place to place. | ||
==Habitat== | |||
[[Image:RangeOlgi.png|thumb|The Olgi-Etvoy-Irf is common to Corum's southern and eastern coastal regions.<br>{{legend|#ffbf00|[[wikipedia:Mediterranean climate|Mediterranean Climate]]}}{{legend|#bfbf40|[[wikipedia:Desert climate|Desert Climate]]}}{{legend|#65bf40|[[wikipedia:Subarctic climate|Subarctic Climate]]}}{{legend|#80bfbf|[[wikipedia:Polar climate|Polar Climate]]}}]] | |||
The range of the Tuhi-Etvoy-Nas extends across 13.18% of the landmass of [[Corum]]. Less than half of the species' range - around 44% - lies in the warm Mediterranean regions of northern Corum, while in contrast, around 35% of the Olgi-Etvoy's range lies in the polar regions of southern Corum, such as [[West Chamburr]] and the [[Greater Gudrun Polars]]. Populations of Olgi-Etvoy can also be found in the coastal portions of the [[Northern Isani Sweeps]], and in the southern reaches of the [[Plains of Brugge]], in western Corum. | |||
The Olgi-Etvoy-Irf is almost exclusively found in Corum's lowland regions. Only around 2.8% of the species' range is believed to extend into any highland regions. | |||
Found in 3 out of 20 [[Pallisican]] cities in [[Corum]], this species is uncommon. | Found in 3 out of 20 [[Pallisican]] cities in [[Corum]], this species is uncommon. | ||
[[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]][[Category:Geography of Corum]] | [[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]][[Category:Geography of Corum]] | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 15 May 2017
Lacking in powerful fins, the Olgi-Etvoy-Irf is known to sit stationary on the ocean bottom for days or weeks at a time, occasionally using its unusual, long front limbs to power itself as it leaps, rather than swims, from place to place.
Habitat
The range of the Tuhi-Etvoy-Nas extends across 13.18% of the landmass of Corum. Less than half of the species' range - around 44% - lies in the warm Mediterranean regions of northern Corum, while in contrast, around 35% of the Olgi-Etvoy's range lies in the polar regions of southern Corum, such as West Chamburr and the Greater Gudrun Polars. Populations of Olgi-Etvoy can also be found in the coastal portions of the Northern Isani Sweeps, and in the southern reaches of the Plains of Brugge, in western Corum.
The Olgi-Etvoy-Irf is almost exclusively found in Corum's lowland regions. Only around 2.8% of the species' range is believed to extend into any highland regions.
Found in 3 out of 20 Pallisican cities in Corum, this species is uncommon.
