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Dweevils are creatures known for their natural instincts for mimicking objects or creatures. Typically they will hide under the corpses of fallen creatures, but if not available they will hide under other objects, such as bottlecaps or anything else they can find. In particular they are known for their immense strength as they have no difficulty in lifting the bodies of even large Bulblaxes. These creatures are typically peaceful and feed on nectar and grass. The species come in many variants of which the Anode Dweevil is one of. | Dweevils are creatures known for their natural instincts for mimicking objects or creatures. Typically they will hide under the corpses of fallen creatures, but if not available they will hide under other objects, such as bottlecaps or anything else they can find. In particular they are known for their immense strength as they have no difficulty in lifting the bodies of even large Bulblaxes. These creatures are typically peaceful and feed on nectar and grass. The species come in many variants of which the Anode Dweevil is one of. | ||