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| rdfs:comment | - When the eggs of subterranean Wollywogs hatch, it only makes sense that a pale-skinned, red-eyed Subterranean Wogpole would emerge. These are no different than Wogpoles above the surface, except that they may shine luminous and blue in the dark, making for a truly mystical and alien world while exploring underground. This also may serve as a warning that wollywogs lurk nearby, hidden out of sight.
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| Name | - Amphicaris frodendum albino
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| abstract | - When the eggs of subterranean Wollywogs hatch, it only makes sense that a pale-skinned, red-eyed Subterranean Wogpole would emerge. These are no different than Wogpoles above the surface, except that they may shine luminous and blue in the dark, making for a truly mystical and alien world while exploring underground. This also may serve as a warning that wollywogs lurk nearby, hidden out of sight.
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