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[[Lar'korwi]] is the most dangerous. In [[Taur-ahe|taurahe]], its name means "Sharp Claw," but that does not do him justice.<ref>''[[World of Warcraft]]'', [[Torwa Pathfinder]]</ref> |
[[Lar'korwi]] is the most dangerous. In [[Taur-ahe|taurahe]], its name means "Sharp Claw," but that does not do him justice.<ref>''[[World of Warcraft]]'', [[Torwa Pathfinder]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:07, 31 August 2009
Ravasaur seen in its habitat
- For info about the trainers, see Ravasaur Trainers.
The ravasaur in Un'goro seems to be related to the raptors of the Barrens -- highly intelligent, volatile, and with a sense or code of conduct.
Lar'korwi is the most dangerous. In taurahe, its name means "Sharp Claw," but that does not do him justice.[1]
The females produce an awful smell from a gland in their heads that allow males to know they are ready to breed.[2]
