Tatarasuna the Bearwood

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Tatarasuna
100% Happy
Owner
raichu
Stolen
8 Sep 2020
Hatched
3 Dec 2020
Immortal
22 Sep 2022
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Views
3,205 +1
Clicks
2,251
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Hi there.

If you have stumbled upon me, please don't hesitate to give me some food. I promise I won't bite.

WOW!! It's getting a little crowded around here, so I'm currently looking for a new home. If your interested in becoming my new owner, please make an offer you feel is fair directly to Minnie.

About Bearwood Eggs

This egg appears to be growing inside of the trunk of a giant redwood tree and manifests as a large knar. Once it reaches a certain mass, the knar will detach and release and fall to the base of the tree trunk. At first, it doesn't look like much.

About the Bearwood Creature

Newly hatched Bearwoods are often mistaken for a small sapling or totem pole, as their animal-like features have not yet developed. As they slowly age and mature, the head eventually develops and comes in. At this stage, though, the Bearwood is still stationary and is locked to the place where it hatched. It is only until the Bearwood's final stage that it is capable of moving around all on its own and gathering food for itself. Once Bearwoods are mobile, they do not hibernate in caves as they require abundant sunlight to create energy via photosynthesis.

Bearwoods have a very long lifespan of between 111-123 years on average. But many do not survive early on in life which has lead to their low numbers.

Despite their vicious appearance, Bearwoods are friendly towards humans. Each Bearwood trunk's markings are different and many say that these markings determine a Beadwood's unique magical ability.