| rdfs:comment | - The boobrie is a magical beast and a giant relative of the stork at 12' (3.7m) tall, that lives in swamps and marshes. It attacks by finding a tall patch of grass, hiding in it, and waiting for prey to come. The boobrie hardly ever attacks humanoids, instead sustaining itself on catfish, snakes, lizards, giant insects, and other wetland denizens. The boobrie, due to things it has been forced to eat in lean times, is immune to poison. It has some magical properties, though it cannot speak. Boobries were raised in the village of Dhedluk in Cormyr and used as a pest control.
- The Boobrie (Grus carnivori) is a large wading bird that resembles a crane with a slightly hooked beak and clawed webbed feet. It has black plumage, lightening to dark grey, with a bright red beak and legs. It has a distinctive cry that is more raucous than the peacock. The Boobrie lives in the shorelines of the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico.
- The Boobrie is a large wading bird that resembles a crane with a slightly hooked beak and clawed webbed feet. It has black plumage, lightening to dark grey, with a bright red beak and legs. It has a distinctive cry that is more raucous than the peacock. The Boobrie lives in the shorelines of the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico.
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| abstract | - The Boobrie is a large wading bird that resembles a crane with a slightly hooked beak and clawed webbed feet. It has black plumage, lightening to dark grey, with a bright red beak and legs. It has a distinctive cry that is more raucous than the peacock. It subsists on a diet of fish, with occasional meals of carrion. Boobries are usually found in flocks of about 100 members. Its clawed feet, large size, and vicious jaws make the Boobrie a dangerous opponent. In addition, some Boobrie flocks have been recorded to be carriers to a viral infection similar to VITAS-3, which is dormant in the Boobrie but virulent in other hosts. The Boobrie lives in the shorelines of the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico.
- The Boobrie (Grus carnivori) is a large wading bird that resembles a crane with a slightly hooked beak and clawed webbed feet. It has black plumage, lightening to dark grey, with a bright red beak and legs. It has a distinctive cry that is more raucous than the peacock. It subsists on a diet of fish, with occasional meals of carrion. Boobries are usually found in flocks of about 100 members. Its clawed feet, large size, and vicious jaws make the Boobrie a dangerous opponent. In addition, some Boobrie flocks have been recorded to be carriers to a viral infection similar to VITAS-3, which is dormant in the Boobrie but virulent in other hosts. The Boobrie lives in the shorelines of the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico.
- The boobrie is a magical beast and a giant relative of the stork at 12' (3.7m) tall, that lives in swamps and marshes. It attacks by finding a tall patch of grass, hiding in it, and waiting for prey to come. The boobrie hardly ever attacks humanoids, instead sustaining itself on catfish, snakes, lizards, giant insects, and other wetland denizens. The boobrie, due to things it has been forced to eat in lean times, is immune to poison. It has some magical properties, though it cannot speak. Boobries were raised in the village of Dhedluk in Cormyr and used as a pest control.
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