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'''Beak dogs''' are a freakish [[Creature|species]] of [[gorilla]]-sized, bird-like pack hunters found in [[surroundings#evil|evil]] [[Wetland|swamplands]]. They appear in groups of three to seven and occupy the same ecological niche that [[Wolf|wolves]] do in more normal [[surroundings]]. In the fortress-embarking flavor screen, you are sometimes warned to strike the earth quickly "ere the wolves get hungry", but in the actual game, wolves are too small to opportunistically attack [[dwarves]], preferring to predate on smaller creatures instead. Beak dogs, by contrast, are not held back by such a deficiency: they are close to four times as large as a wolf (two and a half times the [[size]] of an average dwarf), and the {{token|LARGE_PREDATOR}} [[creature token|token]] in their [[raw file]]s that they share with wolves means that they will snack on any dwarves that appear before them, given the chance. This obviously makes them very dangerous. | '''Beak dogs''' are a freakish [[Creature|species]] of [[gorilla]]-sized, bird-like pack hunters found in [[surroundings#evil|evil]] [[Wetland|swamplands]]. They appear in groups of three to seven and occupy the same ecological niche that [[Wolf|wolves]] do in more normal [[surroundings]]. In the fortress-embarking flavor screen, you are sometimes warned to strike the earth quickly "ere the wolves get hungry", but in the actual game, wolves are too small to opportunistically attack [[dwarves]], preferring to predate on smaller creatures instead. Beak dogs, by contrast, are not held back by such a deficiency: they are close to four times as large as a wolf (two and a half times the [[size]] of an average dwarf), and the {{token|LARGE_PREDATOR}} [[creature token|token]] in their [[raw file]]s that they share with wolves means that they will snack on any dwarves that appear before them, given the chance. This obviously makes them very dangerous. | ||
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File:GoblinAndBeakDog.jpg|A beak dog and its goblin rider, drawn in crayon by [[Main:Bay 12 Games|Bay 12 Games]]. | File:GoblinAndBeakDog.jpg|A beak dog and its goblin rider, drawn in crayon by [[Main:Bay 12 Games|Bay 12 Games]]. | ||
| − | File:beak_dog_killed.jpeg|Urist also likes beak dogs for their crushable heads.<br | + | File:beak_dog_killed.jpeg|Urist also likes beak dogs for their crushable heads.<br />''Art by kruggsmash'' |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||