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The bosoth snake is native to the trackless rocky wastes of the [[:Scatterhome#Ishbi|Ishbi]] Asteroid, part of the [[Scatterhome]] asteroid cluster. They are sinuous and sleek, slithering low to the ground like a centipede with dozens of legs. They have zigzagging patterns on their scales, which can be very disorienting to look at when coupled with their rippling, many-legged gait and serpentine movements.

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	The bosoth snake is native to the trackless rocky wastes of the [[:Scatterhome#Ishbi\|Ishbi]] Asteroid, part of the [[Scatterhome]] asteroid cluster. They are sinuous and sleek, slithering low to the ground like a centipede with dozens of legs. They have zigzagging patterns on their scales, which can be very disorienting to look at when coupled with their rippling, many-legged gait and serpentine movements.		The bosoth snake is native to the trackless rocky wastes of the [[:Scatterhome#Ishbi\|Ishbi]] Asteroid, part of the [[Scatterhome]] asteroid cluster. They are sinuous and sleek, slithering low to the ground like a centipede with dozens of legs. They have zigzagging patterns on their scales, which can be very disorienting to look at when coupled with their rippling, many-legged gait and serpentine movements.

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