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Rarely seen above ground, the gorr digs deep inter-crossing tunnels with its own kind to create great communal burrows, generationsin the making. With sharp durable claws they excavate stone and earth to widen their kins reach. These near-blind lizards navigate thedark with two methods; sniffing for fresh tubers, deep roots and wet earth to find their favored meal, booralugs, that are often foundattached to the top of cave ceilings, eating the bacteria that permeates throughout this underworld of a biome. The second means hasbeen adapted by the static they build up in their scales as they navigate the iron rich caverns that they make their home in, sensitivesensors that run along their face tingle from the proximity of nearby digging predators. Periodically the static builds up into a lethaldischarge to any other creatures that may happen to touch the scaly beast.