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minus-square@PerogiBoi@lemmy.calinkfedilink11•11 months agoI didn’t know the Chinese had any Rancors.
minus-square@robbotlove@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink4•11 months agonot only that but the wording implies they’re native to China.
minus-squareOhStopYellingAtMelinkfedilink4•edit-211 months agoA Chinese Rancor, also known as a ‘Water Rancor’ is a different species than its American counterpart, colloquially referred to as a Rancor, but more accurately called an ‘American Rison.’
I didn’t know the Chinese had any Rancors.
sidesteps away from the Rancor trap door
not only that but the wording implies they’re native to China.
A Chinese Rancor, also known as a ‘Water Rancor’ is a different species than its American counterpart, colloquially referred to as a Rancor, but more accurately called an ‘American Rison.’
My first thought.