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→‎Ecology: Removed the domesticated relatives part, as the Omnibus AA has said explicitly that they are sandlings.

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Revision as of 05:32, 17 January 2023 (edit) Firesong (talk \| contribs) (demoted, it is pretty far from completion on sandling anatomy.) ← Older edit		Revision as of 05:33, 17 January 2023 (edit) (undo) Firesong (talk \| contribs) (→‎Ecology: Removed the domesticated relatives part, as the Omnibus AA has said explicitly that they are sandlings.) Newer edit →
'''Keldar''' (pl. Keldarin) '''A'keldar''' (pl. A'keldarin) '''Tonk''' (pl. Tonks) a ~~type~~domesticated form of sandling used as a beast of burden on Dayside.{{book ref\|ws\|3}} '''Rezal''' (pl. Rezalin) '''Terha''' (pl. Terhan) '''KaRak''' (pl. KaRakin) - Has a form similar to a four-legged wingless dragon with a forked tongue, frilled neck, and long tail; a baby is the size of an elephant, while an adult is approximately seventy feet tall.{{book ref\|ws\|9\|review=yes}} *An unnamed species that is very small; groups of individuals coordinate movements and feeding, like a school of fish.{{book ref\|ws\|9\|review=yes}} ~~===Domesticated relatives===~~ Several beasts of burden on Taldain share features with sandlings. [[Tonk]]s are known to bury themselves in the sand,{{book ref\|ws\|4\|review=yes}} and [[terha]] are treated with a special liquid from birth to avoid water damage to their shell.{{book ref\|ws\|9\|review=yes}} Both animals have horns and carapace, although their appearance is much less extreme than deep sandlings. == Trivia ==