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||W H A T I S A F R E K O N O?||
A Frekono (Freh-co-no) or Kono for short is a very strange intricate specie. The head of a Kono is boney bird-like feature and has an absence of fur. A sharp beak holds a forked tongue, and black saliva, that poisons its prey if injected into the bloodstream. The neck is full of thick hair that is almost always longer than the hair on the rest of the Frekono's body. The front legs are talons, not paws, and are tipped with very long claws, while the hind legs are much like a felines, with retractable claws. Konos' tails are hairless lizardlike limbs that are sometimes tipped with a tuff of fur. Glow-in-the-dark is also another ability of the Frekono specie, the ears, eyes, paw pads, and tail emit a powerful glow based on the color of the Kono.
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||W H E R E F R O M?||
This particular specie was found in a remote island off of Hawaii. Scientist believe they originated from the colorful birds that they live with This place was very well rounded climate wise, due to the varying lengths of Kono fur. When discovered, Konos were nearly extinct, but due to human help, are beginning to thrive, not only as a wild animal, but as a loyal companion... at your own risk.
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||D I E T||
Frekonos are omnivores and eat just about anything they can fit into their mouth,with the exception of birds, as they feel a connection to their relative species. In the wild, their eating habits range from insects, to wild deer, to various fruits.
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||B R E E D I N G||
If this animal gets popular a breeding post will be created. Until then please do not breed your Frekonos! Frekonos mate for life. No exceptions. It takes years of courtship and relationship growth for a female Kono to be ready to breed. Once bred, they cannot breed again until the baby is hatched and two months old, with a max of 2 breedings per Kono. In reality, it takes a gestation period of eight months to produce a healthy baby Kono, which are birthed in an egg about the size of a mango and hatch shortly thereafter.
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||Main Adopts||[url]Archive[/url]||[url]Breeding[/url]||
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||W H A T I S A F R E K O N O?||
A Frekono (Freh-co-no) or Kono for short is a very strange intricate specie. The head of a Kono is boney bird-like feature and has an absence of fur. A sharp beak holds a forked tongue, and black saliva, that poisons its prey if injected into the bloodstream. The neck is full of thick hair that is almost always longer than the hair on the rest of the Frekono's body. The front legs are talons, not paws, and are tipped with very long claws, while the hind legs are much like a felines, with retractable claws. Konos' tails are hairless lizardlike limbs that are sometimes tipped with a tuff of fur. Glow-in-the-dark is also another ability of the Frekono specie, the ears, eyes, paw pads, and tail emit a powerful glow based on the color of the Kono.
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||W H E R E F R O M?||
This particular specie was found in a remote island off of Hawaii. Scientist believe they originated from the colorful birds that they live with This place was very well rounded climate wise, due to the varying lengths of Kono fur. When discovered, Konos were nearly extinct, but due to human help, are beginning to thrive, not only as a wild animal, but as a loyal companion... at your own risk.
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||D I E T||
Frekonos are omnivores and eat just about anything they can fit into their mouth,with the exception of birds, as they feel a connection to their relative species. In the wild, their eating habits range from insects, to wild deer, to various fruits.
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||B R E E D I N G||
If this animal gets popular a breeding post will be created. Until then please do not breed your Frekonos! Frekonos mate for life. No exceptions. It takes years of courtship and relationship growth for a female Kono to be ready to breed. Once bred, they cannot breed again until the baby is hatched and two months old, with a max of 2 breedings per Kono. In reality, it takes a gestation period of eight months to produce a healthy baby Kono, which are birthed in an egg about the size of a mango and hatch shortly thereafter.
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