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Native to the caverns and snowfields of [[Paperweight]], the frost salamander is an amphibian that is surprisingly resistant to the cold weather conditions of its home, notably untroubled by freezing conditions even at a very young age. Despite being small enough to fit in the palm of the hand when first hatched, these little blue-white creatures grow constantly throughout their lives, with some truly ancient salamanders able to rival taraks for size. | Native to the caverns and snowfields of [[Paperweight]], the frost salamander is an amphibian that is surprisingly resistant to the cold weather conditions of its home, notably untroubled by freezing conditions even at a very young age. Despite being small enough to fit in the palm of the hand when first hatched, these little blue-white creatures grow constantly throughout their lives, with some truly ancient salamanders able to rival taraks for size. | ||
Though the frost salamanders prefer to nest in their caves, their pale skin tones allow them to ambush prey above ground quite effectively, inspiring some chilling cautionary tales to keep [[belaul]] hunters wary. | |||
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Revision as of 02:52, 1 March 2022
Native to the caverns and snowfields of Paperweight, the frost salamander is an amphibian that is surprisingly resistant to the cold weather conditions of its home, notably untroubled by freezing conditions even at a very young age. Despite being small enough to fit in the palm of the hand when first hatched, these little blue-white creatures grow constantly throughout their lives, with some truly ancient salamanders able to rival taraks for size.
Though the frost salamanders prefer to nest in their caves, their pale skin tones allow them to ambush prey above ground quite effectively, inspiring some chilling cautionary tales to keep belaul hunters wary.