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'''Elk birds''' are large flightless birds who are among the most common [[creature]]s found in [[caverns]], rivaled only by [[crundle]]s. Though they are generally non-hostile, they will interrupt tasks throughout the [[fortress]] and, if engaged, will usually kill an untrained [[dwarf]] (or even a war [[dog]]) in one-on-one combat. They can also be used as [[mount]]s by [[goblin]] [[siege]]rs.  
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'''Elk birds''' are large flightless birds who are among the most common [[creature]]s found on [[caverns]], rivaled only by [[crundle]]s. Though they are generally non-hostile, they will interrupt tasks throughout the [[fortress]] and, if engaged, will usually kill an untrained [[dwarf]] (or even a war [[dog]]) in one-on-one combat. They can also be used as [[mount]]s by [[goblin]] [[siege]]rs.  
  
 
In addition to their [[meat]], [[bone]]s, [[Prepared organs|organs]], etc., elk birds will also produce a single [[feather]] and a [[gizzard stone]] when butchered. They are one of the more common creatures that leave gizzard stones. Unlike [[elk]], both genders of elk bird have [[horn]]s. This is nice, because elk bird parts are worth even more than elk parts, with a [[value]] multiplier of three.
 
In addition to their [[meat]], [[bone]]s, [[Prepared organs|organs]], etc., elk birds will also produce a single [[feather]] and a [[gizzard stone]] when butchered. They are one of the more common creatures that leave gizzard stones. Unlike [[elk]], both genders of elk bird have [[horn]]s. This is nice, because elk bird parts are worth even more than elk parts, with a [[value]] multiplier of three.
  
[[Animal trainer|Trained]] elk birds require a [[pasture]] to survive. They are notoriously difficult to [[breed]], as an elk bird hen will starve herself to death rather than abandon her [[nest box]]. A well-fed hen can hatch one clutch of eggs before being returned to a nest-box-less pasture to graze; however, infertile eggs or multiple clutches in a row are still problematic.{{bug|4637}} As an alternative to pasture, they can be chained and then fed by idle dwarves with the [[animal caretaker]] labor enabled. They can't be spawned in the [[object testing arena]].
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[[Animal trainer|Trained]] elk birds require a [[pasture]] to survive. They are notoriously difficult to [[breed]], as an elk bird hen will starve herself to death rather than abandon her [[nest box]]. A well-fed hen can hatch one clutch of eggs before being returned to a nest-box-less pasture to graze; however, infertile eggs or multiple clutches in a row are still problematic.{{bug|4637}} As an alternative to pasture, they can be chained and then be fed by idle dwarves with [[Animal caretaker]] labor enabled. They can't be spawned in the [[object testing arena]].
  
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] elk birds for their ''elegant horns''.
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] elk birds for their ''elegant horns''.

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