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The '''T'uchimoti''', or '''Tuchey''' (Latin: ''Proboscidea Tuches Tuches'') is a large mammal belonging to the Proboscidea taxonomic order primarily found within the continent of [[Aurora]]. Predominantly found in dry hot deserts, they are considered to be an endangered species, with an estimated 2,600 individuals living in the wild. A total recorded 152 are within captivity. |
The '''T'uchimoti''', or '''Tuchey''' (Latin: ''Proboscidea Tuches Tuches'') is a large mammal belonging to the Proboscidea taxonomic order primarily found within the continent of [[Aurora]]. Predominantly found in dry hot deserts, they are considered to be an endangered species, with an estimated 2,600 individuals living in the wild. A total recorded 152 are within captivity. |
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The original area by which the T'uchimoti spanned was most of east Aurora, but they are now only found in the |
The original area by which the T'uchimoti spanned was most of east Aurora, but they are now only found in the [[Great Auroran Desert]] and the Versubish Desert. |
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Latest revision as of 14:35, 16 January 2022
The T'uchimoti, or Tuchey (Latin: Proboscidea Tuches Tuches) is a large mammal belonging to the Proboscidea taxonomic order primarily found within the continent of Aurora. Predominantly found in dry hot deserts, they are considered to be an endangered species, with an estimated 2,600 individuals living in the wild. A total recorded 152 are within captivity.
The original area by which the T'uchimoti spanned was most of east Aurora, but they are now only found in the Great Auroran Desert and the Versubish Desert.