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| - They are completely omnivorous, and they will hunt anything if they notice the vibrations of its motion, showing strong aggression for vibrations caused by creatures who are differently sized than themselves (however, because they hunt exclusively by seeking vibration, they are not scavengers and will never eat carrion). Because of their lack of developed senses and their predatory instincts, they are very prone to cannibalism. They travel in groups, usually comprised of up to a few dozen individuals of roughly the same size, though rarely they can be found in groups with as many as hundreds of members. All of them reproduce by parthenogenesis. They are very sensitive to vibration, and will take advantage of their high stamina to run long distances, tracking and chasing their enemy or pre
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| - They are completely omnivorous, and they will hunt anything if they notice the vibrations of its motion, showing strong aggression for vibrations caused by creatures who are differently sized than themselves (however, because they hunt exclusively by seeking vibration, they are not scavengers and will never eat carrion). Because of their lack of developed senses and their predatory instincts, they are very prone to cannibalism. They travel in groups, usually comprised of up to a few dozen individuals of roughly the same size, though rarely they can be found in groups with as many as hundreds of members. All of them reproduce by parthenogenesis. They are very sensitive to vibration, and will take advantage of their high stamina to run long distances, tracking and chasing their enemy or prey until it does not have the strength to continue to flee. As a group, they will gnaw any prominent parts off of their target, finally making it a round lump of meat. They also exhibit this behavior when encountering smaller members of their own species, by gnawing the legs off of the body. This behavior functions as their reproduction system also. When an individual is preyed upon in this manner, it will root to the spot, and will bear egglike bulbs, which eventually mature into infants of the species. After some time, the infant dondokos form a small group, but there are high death rates during their infancy due to their rapid growth and blind cannibalism. In contrast with this, mature individuals grow more slowly, and can form larger groups.
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