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|Introduction=Oeinso | |Introduction=The '''Oeinso''' is a slender, long-legged herbivore found throughout [[Balúrail]]. | ||
|Description=Oeinsoar have small heads, rounded ears and long, thin tails. Their hindquarters stand higher than their shoulders. | |||
|Etymology=''Oeinso'' is the [[Tuzquês]] word for "small deer". | |Etymology=''Oeinso'' is the [[Tuzquês]] word for "small deer". | ||
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Revision as of 23:59, 10 October 2026
| Oeinso | |
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| Image |  Drawing of an Oeinso |
| Plural | Oeinsoar |
| Type | Mammal |
| Region(s) | Balúrail |
| Subregion(s) | Western Lowlands • Eastern Highlands |
Introduction
The Oeinso is a slender, long-legged herbivore found throughout Balúrail.
Etymology
Oeinso is the Tuzquês word for "small deer".
Description
Oeinsoar have small heads, rounded ears and long, thin tails. Their hindquarters stand higher than their shoulders.