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The Goru is Legonias biggest bird. Its wings can spread up to 25 meters, the body is about 15-20 meters long. Gorus eat smaller animals and big plants. Propably their big need for food was one reason why [[Eastern Continent#The plains| the plains]] are so empty because it's the main living reservate of Goru swarms though they can be found all over the eastern continent. | The Goru is Legonias biggest bird. Its wings can spread up to 25 meters, the body is about 15-20 meters long. Gorus eat smaller animals and big plants. Propably their big need for food was one reason why [[Eastern Continent#The plains| the plains]] are so empty because it's the main living reservate of Goru swarms though they can be found all over the eastern continent. | ||
Gorus are trained by [[Tsinka]] tribes and can be used for hunt. The [[Cattull]] see Gorus as holy animals and avoid direct contact. | Gorus are trained by [[Tsinka]] tribes and can be used for hunt. The [[Cattull]] see Gorus as holy animals and avoid direct contact. | ||
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[[Category:Animals]] | [[Category:Animals]] | ||
Current revision as of 17:43, 25 August 2010
The Goru is Legonias biggest bird. Its wings can spread up to 25 meters, the body is about 15-20 meters long. Gorus eat smaller animals and big plants. Propably their big need for food was one reason why the plains are so empty because it's the main living reservate of Goru swarms though they can be found all over the eastern continent.
Gorus are trained by Tsinka tribes and can be used for hunt. The Cattull see Gorus as holy animals and avoid direct contact.
The Peng
- See: Peng(mythology)
