Rabbuc

Overview

Rabbuc are antelope-like rodents resembling small deer with the heads of rabbits. A typical rabuck weighs around 120 lbs. Rabuck frequent the grasslands of Anexea, but can be found throughout the continent. Many sub-species exist, each adapted to its particular niche; like the mountain rabucks of the Darlom range for example.

Rabbuc show dimorphism between the genders with adult males being about 50% larger than adult females.

Common Names

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Description

Classification

mammal

Size

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Appearance

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Sexual dimorphism

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Variance

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Ecology

Habitat

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Diet

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Behaviour

Social grouping

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Temperament

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Intelligence

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Reproduction

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Domestication

General

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Resources

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See Also

Rabbox