species:kavkema
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| In captivity, kavkema may get as old as 40 years, assuming they are treated well (the kind of captivity in the Pens tends to //reduce// their lifespan, not raise it - 40 year old kavkema tend to be pets). In the ' | In captivity, kavkema may get as old as 40 years, assuming they are treated well (the kind of captivity in the Pens tends to //reduce// their lifespan, not raise it - 40 year old kavkema tend to be pets). In the ' | ||
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| - | Typically, they are superprecocial once they hatch (after six weeks of growth in the egg), though if left to their own they certainly will only ever be a wild animal. To save them from the very specific dangers of Nekenalos and to educate them in language, religion and potential sciences, they require parental protection at least until they are one year old (at which point they may have learnt as many as two languages and many practical survival tips), and usually stay with their parents for up to four years, circumstances permitting. | ||
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species/kavkema.txt · Last modified: 2020/01/19 22:31 by pinkgothic