Edit Fauna of Balúrail: Aerbicar

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Image:	[[File:Aerbicar_Drawing.jpg\|center\|frameless\|Aerbicar Drawing]] {{center\|Drawing of an Aerbicar}}
Plural:	Aerbicares
Type:	Mammal
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Introduction:	'''Aerbicares''' are large herbivorous mammals native to the region of [[Balúrail]], distinguished by a single prominent horn projecting from the forehead. They have long been an important source of food for the [[Mifajene]]. Once numerous, their populations have declined as a result of human settlement by the [[Tuzquão]].
Etymology:	The name ''aerbicar'' means "single horn" in [[Tuzquês]].
Description:	Aerbicares are large, heavy-bodied quadrupeds with a thick coat of coarse hair. They have long, narrow heads with a slightly convex profile, small eyes, and upright pointed ears. A large horn projects forward and upward from the forehead, with a much smaller horn or bony projection positioned behind it. The neck is short and thick, merging into a deep chest and broad torso. The back is nearly level, with rounded hindquarters. The legs are relatively short and sturdy, ending in broad feet with hoof-like digits. A thin, moderately long tail ends in a small tuft of hair.
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Distribution and Habitat:	Aerbicares are found in both the [[Western Lowlands]] and [[Eastern Highlands]] subregions of Balúrail, although their range has contracted significantly as human settlement has expanded.
Diet:	Aerbicares are herbivores.
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In Society:	[[File:Aerbicar_Cave_art.jpg\|thumb\|Mifajene cave art depicting an Aerbicar]] The [[Mifajene]] have hunted Aerbicares for thousands of years and have relied on them as a staple food source. Depictions of the animal appear in Mifajene cave art found in the eastern foothills of Balúrail.
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