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CADAR This omnivorous animal has long been domesticated and used by the Kendarii as a faithful mount. These intelligent and easily trainable beak-headed animals can grow up to 2 meters at the withers. Hardy, fast, and dexterous, they have strong backs, and a powerful neck, on which, by the way, there are thorns, but only in males. But females are much larger than males, and can reach under 2.5 meters at the withers. Their sharp beak is a formidable weapon that must always be reckoned with. After all, not only is the beak sharp in itself, but the force of compression of the jaw is not small. Such a tool allows kadarms to deal with anything that they consider edible, but their stomach, which is a natural "meat grinder" and can grind everything, including stones, greatly expands the menu of these big guys. By their nature, they are peaceful and inquisitive, however, curiosity and playfulness diminish with age, and Kadar becomes a calm lazy person. The bone plate that protrudes on the head is intended not only to protect the brain, but also to clarify the relationship between individuals. Indeed, during the rutting period, not males fight for females, or females for males, no. Quite the opposite is true. To make sure of the strength of his chosen one or chosen one, the male and the female fight among themselves and the longer their fight, the more likely the pair is suitable for each other and they will have offspring. Thanks to long breeding work, it was possible to bring out many color variations of frames and breeds. So you can easily choose a cadar for arable land, or for a fast ride, or maybe you like a combat cadar with the most durable and deadly beak.

Description
CADAR This omnivorous animal has long been domesticated and used by the Kendarii as a faithful mount. These intelligent and easily trainable beak-headed animals can grow up to 2 meters at the withers. Hardy, fast, and dexterous, they have strong backs, and a powerful neck, on which, by the way, there are thorns, but only in males. But females are much larger than males, and can reach under 2.5 meters at the withers. Their sharp beak is a formidable weapon that must always be reckoned with. After all, not only is the beak sharp in itself, but the force of compression of the jaw is not small. Such a tool allows kadarms to deal with anything that they consider edible, but their stomach, which is a natural "meat grinder" and can grind everything, including stones, greatly expands the menu of these big guys. By their nature, they are peaceful and inquisitive, however, curiosity and playfulness diminish with age, and Kadar becomes a calm lazy person. The bone plate that protrudes on the head is intended not only to protect the brain, but also to clarify the relationship between individuals. Indeed, during the rutting period, not males fight for females, or females for males, no. Quite the opposite is true. To make sure of the strength of his chosen one or chosen one, the male and the female fight among themselves and the longer their fight, the more likely the pair is suitable for each other and they will have offspring. Thanks to long breeding work, it was possible to bring out many color variations of frames and breeds. So you can easily choose a cadar for arable land, or for a fast ride, or maybe you like a combat cadar with the most durable and deadly beak.