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Keas are flying pests that like to steal shiny or colourful things. They are especially attracted to cloth, gems and metal bars. Think [[raccoon]] or [[rhesus macaque]], but smaller and winged.
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'''Keas''' are flying [[thief|pests]] that like to steal shiny or colourful things. They are especially attracted to cloth, gems and metal bars. It is similar to a [[raccoon]] or [[rhesus macaque]], but smaller and winged; the fact that they are winged and capable of flight makes them extremely annoying if they find a way into any unroofed outdoor camps.
  
 
Kea are often too small to be [[butcher|butchered]], but may be a source of [[egg|eggs]] if captured and tamed. They can and will draw blood on dwarves and pets, like cats. A wagon newly deployed to a fortress can be beset by a large, ravenous group of keas and have their stuff stolen and their days ruined.
 
Kea are often too small to be [[butcher|butchered]], but may be a source of [[egg|eggs]] if captured and tamed. They can and will draw blood on dwarves and pets, like cats. A wagon newly deployed to a fortress can be beset by a large, ravenous group of keas and have their stuff stolen and their days ruined.

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Kea

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Urist likes kea for their intelligence.
Biome

Variations

Kea - Kea man - Giant kea

Attributes

· Flying · Steals food · Steals items · Egglaying

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 25

· Egglaying · Exotic pet · Breeding

Not trainable 

Size
Birth: 60 cm3
Mid: 500 cm3
Max: 1,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 30-50
Butchering returns

Food items

Raw materials

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A small, green, intelligent mountain parrot.

Keas are flying pests that like to steal shiny or colourful things. They are especially attracted to cloth, gems and metal bars. It is similar to a raccoon or rhesus macaque, but smaller and winged; the fact that they are winged and capable of flight makes them extremely annoying if they find a way into any unroofed outdoor camps.

Kea are often too small to be butchered, but may be a source of eggs if captured and tamed. They can and will draw blood on dwarves and pets, like cats. A wagon newly deployed to a fortress can be beset by a large, ravenous group of keas and have their stuff stolen and their days ruined.

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