About: Decarnocimex

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Decarnocimex's were flesh-eating, oversized relatives of crickets, with bladed forelimbs for tearing apart carcasses. Aggressive hunters as well as scavengers, Decarnocimexes would attack small animals unfortunate enough to fall into their hellish domain, carving them up with their claws and razor-sharp mandibles.

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rdfs:label	Decarnocimex
rdfs:comment	Decarnocimex's were flesh-eating, oversized relatives of crickets, with bladed forelimbs for tearing apart carcasses. Aggressive hunters as well as scavengers, Decarnocimexes would attack small animals unfortunate enough to fall into their hellish domain, carving them up with their claws and razor-sharp mandibles. Decarnocimex are flesh-eating, oversized ensiferans, related to crickets, with bladed forelegs for tearing apart carcasses of any other creature, such as a tree-tops. Aggressive hunters as well as scavengers, Decarnocimex will attack smaller animals unfortunate enough to fall into their hellish domain, carving them up with their claws and razor-sharp mandibles.
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abstract	Decarnocimex's were flesh-eating, oversized relatives of crickets, with bladed forelimbs for tearing apart carcasses. Aggressive hunters as well as scavengers, Decarnocimexes would attack small animals unfortunate enough to fall into their hellish domain, carving them up with their claws and razor-sharp mandibles. Decarnocimex are flesh-eating, oversized ensiferans, related to crickets, with bladed forelegs for tearing apart carcasses of any other creature, such as a tree-tops. Aggressive hunters as well as scavengers, Decarnocimex will attack smaller animals unfortunate enough to fall into their hellish domain, carving them up with their claws and razor-sharp mandibles.

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