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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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Latest revision as of 07:42, 28 October 2021
The bosoth snake is native to the trackless rocky wastes of the 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.