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| Hihn Thumworm
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| Habitat: | Katavyan forests and meadows.
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| Description: | Blurry forest and flower colors on a taut smooth body that ripples smoothly as it moves, the thumworm can be a tiny splendor when discovered.
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| Notes: | This larval caterpillar, for some reason, grows to precisely one thum's length, invariably.
One of its foraging habits is to anchor its tail on a leaf, and scour in a perfect two-thum circle. Hihn mathematicians used this observation to study radius, circumference and diameter. Studies of the shadows cast by leaves eaten thus produced knowledge of ellipses.
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This is the larval form of the Mithril Faeyora Butterfly.
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