About: Oswoc

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/9cXEaOZ9zvbiXQBJdgjbmg==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Oswoc are creatures native to LV-742.

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rdf:type	Species
rdfs:label	Oswoc
rdfs:comment	Oswoc are creatures native to LV-742. Oswocs are large brown herd animals, with a short and rounded snout the have a large hump in their back and are naturally fat. They are passive creatures. If one happens to be facehugged, it will produce a Xenomorph drone despite its quadrupedal stance. They live in small herds of usually a dozen although. They appear to be herbivores but it is unconfirmed. They seem to be herded and used for food by the humans on the planet and can be found just about anywhere on their homeworld.
dcterms:subject	AVP Universe Non-Sapient Species Herbivores LV-742 Wildlife Aliens vs. Predator: Extinction Creatures Species
sapience	Non-sapient
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Habitat	Various
Name	Oswoc
skincolor	Brown
Height	Approx. 7
Distinctions	Utterly Docile
Universe	AVP Universe
Homeworld	LV-742
Diet	Herbivore
World	LV-742
abstract	Oswoc are creatures native to LV-742. Oswocs are large brown herd animals, with a short and rounded snout the have a large hump in their back and are naturally fat. They are passive creatures. If one happens to be facehugged, it will produce a Xenomorph drone despite its quadrupedal stance. They live in small herds of usually a dozen although. They appear to be herbivores but it is unconfirmed. They seem to be herded and used for food by the humans on the planet and can be found just about anywhere on their homeworld.

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