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Chicoons are Arboreal Fruigivores that stand roughly 4 feet in height.
They have long, flexible necks, curly and stretchy tongues, floppy ears, a box-like head, wings on their head, and a flame that hovers by their tail!

They are highly intelligent creatures and can learn to communicate with any animal, however since they lack the necessary vocal cords to speak a verbal language they've learned to communicate and express their emotions through their headwings! Chicoon have proven to be wonderful and
friendly companions of anyone and can be often found in the company of humans.

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Tell me a fact about Antarctica!:

[Toydog21]

Username + id: Toydog21 25369
Tell me a fact about Antarctica! It contains about 90% of the world's ice and about 70% of the world's fresh water

[The Yellow Rabbit]

Username + id: henry creel 788126
Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: coldest continent on earth

[crowthefrostyfloof]

Username + id: crowthefrostyfloof + 957629
Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: Antarctica doesn't have a capital city or an official language, and no country controls it.

[Leloiod]

Username + id: Leloiod 990219
Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: cold

[EpicratesPictus]

Username + id: EpicratesPictus 884843
Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: unlike the artic, there actually is a singular landmass under Antarctica

[vintagespring]

Username + id: vintagespring 1083502
Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: Sledding dogs were banned from Antarctica due to the worry they'd spread diseases to seals!

[Lilymouse385]

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Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: penguin

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[Exitium]

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Tell me a fact about Antarctica!: Antarctica is a virtually uninhabited, ice-covered landmass. Most cruises to the continent visit the Antarctic Peninsula, which stretches toward South America. It's also very very cold, and icy (ofc), and has a lot of organisms trapped in the ice underneath (in the water)