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[[File:EkoAdred22.jpg|thumb| The Eko-Adred is a tall, lumbering creature which is beloved by the people of Corum for its calm demeanor. In addition to its size, the Eko-Adred is also renowned for its very loud, frog-like vocalizations, which can be heard from miles away.]] | |||
[[File:Rangeeko.png|thumb|In red, the known range of the Eko-Adred-Eda.]] | [[File:Rangeeko.png|thumb|In red, the known range of the Eko-Adred-Eda.]] | ||
At over five meters tall, this bipedal amphibian is the tallest animal in Northern [[Corum]]. Featuring two long, stilt-like legs, The '''Eko-Adred-Eda''' can often be seen in groups of two to three, grazing on the highest leaves of the region's treetops. This creature has no natural predators. | At over five meters tall, this bipedal amphibian is the tallest animal in Northern [[Corum]]. Featuring two long, stilt-like legs, The '''Eko-Adred-Eda''' can often be seen in groups of two to three, grazing on the highest leaves of the region's treetops. This creature has no natural predators, and hunting the Eko-Adred is strictly outlawed. | ||
[[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]] | Found in 7 out of 20 [[Pallisican]] cities in Corum, this species is common. | ||
[[Category:Species]][[Category:Passio-Corum]][[Category:Geography of Corum]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:53, 21 August 2022
At over five meters tall, this bipedal amphibian is the tallest animal in Northern Corum. Featuring two long, stilt-like legs, The Eko-Adred-Eda can often be seen in groups of two to three, grazing on the highest leaves of the region's treetops. This creature has no natural predators, and hunting the Eko-Adred is strictly outlawed.
Found in 7 out of 20 Pallisican cities in Corum, this species is common.
