About: Water chipmunks

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The water chipmunk gained its name because of the nature of its young. The young can be identified as chipmunk-like creatures swimming in shallow bodies of water, such as puddles, inflatable swimming pools, and toilets. The young are not dangerous, except to each other, because they are born by the hundred, and only the strongest survive by eating their brutish contemporaries. The Giant Mutant Herbivore South American Flat Tailed Water Chipmunks (Castor mutensis also henceforth known as the GMhSAFTWC).

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rdfs:label	Water chipmunks
rdfs:comment	The water chipmunk gained its name because of the nature of its young. The young can be identified as chipmunk-like creatures swimming in shallow bodies of water, such as puddles, inflatable swimming pools, and toilets. The young are not dangerous, except to each other, because they are born by the hundred, and only the strongest survive by eating their brutish contemporaries. The Giant Mutant Herbivore South American Flat Tailed Water Chipmunks (Castor mutensis also henceforth known as the GMhSAFTWC).
Strength	3(xsd:integer)
Length	- Ft
biname	''Shitmonk
dcterms:subject	Animals Mutants
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Special	Cancer
Power	Ugly
Kingdom	Shit Maker
Name	Water Chipmunk
MP	0(xsd:integer)
Intel	3(xsd:integer)
sec arm	1(xsd:integer)
conserv	Common to North America
pri arm	2(xsd:integer)
Weight	15(xsd:integer)
Species	Suckis Anusus
Genus	Mutensis
Class	Mammal
Family	Castor
HP	15(xsd:integer)
Order	Herbivore
Phylum	Chordata
abstract	The water chipmunk gained its name because of the nature of its young. The young can be identified as chipmunk-like creatures swimming in shallow bodies of water, such as puddles, inflatable swimming pools, and toilets. The young are not dangerous, except to each other, because they are born by the hundred, and only the strongest survive by eating their brutish contemporaries. The Giant Mutant Herbivore South American Flat Tailed Water Chipmunks (Castor mutensis also henceforth known as the GMhSAFTWC). The GMHSAFTWC is a not-so-distant relative of the North American beaver, a partially aquatic dwelling mammal that likes to bite at trees in order to nourish itself. There has been talk of beavers tending toward cannibalism, but this is purely speculation. The genesis of Castor mutensis is a curious one indeed, full with adventure, guesswork, and Tarantino-worthy gore.

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