The Pakuni are a race of humanoid like creatures. They have edged out foreheads and are hunched over. Their faces are like humans except that they have a flatter nose. They are also covered in hair, and resemble early hominids.
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| - The Pakuni are a race of humanoid like creatures. They have edged out foreheads and are hunched over. Their faces are like humans except that they have a flatter nose. They are also covered in hair, and resemble early hominids.
- The Pakuni (singular Paku) are a race of short, fur-covered humanoids which inhabit the strange realm known as the Land of the Lost. They appear to be in a cultural and technological state of development akin to the Neolithic period of human history.
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| - The Pakuni (singular Paku) are a race of short, fur-covered humanoids which inhabit the strange realm known as the Land of the Lost. They appear to be in a cultural and technological state of development akin to the Neolithic period of human history. Although sometimes described as vegetarians, the Pakuni are actually shown to be omnivores, some of the things they enjoy including flowers and lizards. However they won't eat fish, and are also afraid of pigs. They also appear to consume dinosaur eggs: a rite of passage among the Pakuni includes stealing the egg from an Allosaurus nest. Their culture is highly superstitious and includes ritual dances to the three moons, and the practice of shamanism or witch-doctoring.
- The Pakuni are a race of humanoid like creatures. They have edged out foreheads and are hunched over. Their faces are like humans except that they have a flatter nose. They are also covered in hair, and resemble early hominids.
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