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{{Species
|name = Tambuck
|week = 26
|generation = 161
|creator = Disgustedorite
|image = Tambuck.png
|ancestor = Tamjack
|habitat = Jlindy Tropical Beach, Jlindy Tropical Coast, Dass Temperate Beach, Dass Temperate Coast, BigL Tropical Beach, BigL Tropical Coast
|size = 2.5 meters long
|support = Endoskeleton (Bone)
|diet = Herbivore ([[Tlukvaequabora]], [[Marbleflora]], [[Snotflora]], [[Carnurtain]], [[Olltooka]], [[Tethered Mine Layer]], [[Double Bubblgea]], [[Harp-Hum]], [[Greater Droopgea]], [[Flashkelps]], [[Pioneer Raftballs]], [[Pinprong]], [[Mainland Fuzzpalm]], [[Obsidibend]], [[Carnosprawl]])
|respiration = Active (Lungs)
|thermoregulation = Endotherm (Fur)
|reproduction = Sexual (Male and Female, Placental, Milk)
▲|subfamily = Serralutrinae
|genus = Scandonychotherium
|species = albus
|meaning=white climbing-claw-beast
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The tambuck is named for its enlarged incisors, which it uses to bite through flora. They do not grow continuously, unlike a rodent's teeth, so their large size ensures that they last at least as long as the tambuck's natural lifespan. It primarily feeds on aquatic flora, but it may venture onto the beach to consume flora found there as well. Tambucks without nests will also travel to beaches in search of good wood for nest construction. Tambucks are naturally monogamous and generally live as small family groups consisting of a mated pair with young, though they are not territorial and will interact amicably with neighboring families.
Though the tambuck still constructs radial basket-like boat-nests, these are mostly immobile and set among the mangroves where they will not drift away. Instead of dispersal, the floating nest now serves a new
The tambuck reproduces more often than its ancestor, giving birth to 2-4 babies at a time every
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