Hihnwing butterfly

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|habitat=Northern [[Overview|Katavyan]], southern [[Overview|Mitralon]] coasts.
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|description=A dappled burnt orange, patterned with alternating white and black equilateral and isosceles triangles, these six-[[Measurements|thum]] winged insects are one of the largest butterfly species in [[Overview|Primordiax]].
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The Hihnwing's feathery antennae and generally thicker fuzzy bodies have created a debate as to whether this is a butterfly or a moth.
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|notes= This is the adult form of the Jitamo Pinkieworm.
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|notes=Legend holds that the use of isosceles triangles and their Thirty Theorems came as an inspiration to a noted [[trulloc]] engineer as he observed this insect.
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This is the adult form of the [[Jitamo pinkieworm|Jitamo Pinkieworm]].
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Hihnwing Butterfly
Habitat:Northern Katavyan, southern Mitralon coasts.
Description:A dappled burnt orange, patterned with alternating white and black equilateral and isosceles triangles, these six-thum winged insects are one of the largest butterfly species in Primordiax.

The Hihnwing's feathery antennae and generally thicker fuzzy bodies have created a debate as to whether this is a butterfly or a moth.

Notes:Legend holds that the use of isosceles triangles and their Thirty Theorems came as an inspiration to a noted trulloc engineer as he observed this insect.

This is the adult form of the Jitamo Pinkieworm.

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