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The bilgarobi is the largest of the three desmostylians found in the seagrass meadows. Their freshwater kin are extinct, unable to compete with the more aggressive and rapidly reproducing hippopotamus, but in the seagrass meadows of the inland sea, they still thrive. With large bulls weighing up to 15 tons, adults are quite incapable of moving on land, often resting in shallows to avoid the more dangerous open waters where their only natural predator, the kurajaku, patrols.

Description
The bilgarobi is the largest of the three desmostylians found in the seagrass meadows. Their freshwater kin are extinct, unable to compete with the more aggressive and rapidly reproducing hippopotamus, but in the seagrass meadows of the inland sea, they still thrive. With large bulls weighing up to 15 tons, adults are quite incapable of moving on land, often resting in shallows to avoid the more dangerous open waters where their only natural predator, the kurajaku, patrols.