The '''Jimskunik''' replaced its ancestor on [[Jim Polar Beach]] and moved inland. They are now completely terrestrial. Due to island gigantism, they have grown over a meter long. Their front and middle limbs have adapted to support them. They spend the warmer months in herds of 15-20 individuals, feeding on the various sprouts available at or near the beaches. They spend this time basking as well, all in order to build up their fatty lumps. But during the colder months, they all congregate inland into herds of millions of creature in order to survive the bitter cold.
The '''Jimskunik''' replaced its ancestor on [[Jim Polar Beach]] and moved inland. They are now completely terrestrial. Due to island gigantism, they have grown over a meter long. Their front and middle limbs have adapted to support them. They spend the warmer months in herds of 15-20 individuals, feeding on the various sprouts available at or near the beaches. They spend this time basking as well, all in order to build up their fatty lumps. But during the colder months, they all congregate inland into herds of millions of creature in order to survive the bitter cold.
The Jimskunik replaced its ancestor on Jim Polar Beach and moved inland. They are now completely terrestrial. Due to island gigantism, they have grown over a meter long. Their front and middle limbs have adapted to support them. They spend the warmer months in herds of 15-20 individuals, feeding on the various sprouts available at or near the beaches. They spend this time basking as well, all in order to build up their fatty lumps. But during the colder months, they all congregate inland into herds of millions of creature in order to survive the bitter cold.
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