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The '''harp seal''' is a carnivorous, amphibious mammal located only in arctic oceans. It is currently unknown if they leave the ocean and wander on solid ground sometime, or if they appear on the side of frozen oceans.
  
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Harp seals are carnivorous, amphibious mammals happening in arctic oceans. It is currently unknown if they leave the ocean and wander on solid ground sometime, or if they appear on the side of frozen oceans.
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Harp seals are generally quite non-aggressive, though they are large, can bite, and they should not be approached by un[[armor]]ed [[military]]. In quantity, they make a decent source of food, especially that they happen in packs. Harp seals, however, do not have any special value modifier, so hunting them for profit is not as profitable as in real life.
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Harp seals are generally quite non-aggressive, though they are large, can bite, and they should not be approached by unarmored military. In quantity, they make a decent source of food, especially that they happen in packs. Harp seals, however, do not have any special value modifier, so hunting them for profit is not as profitable as in real life.
 
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== Clubbability ==
 
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Harp seals, and especially baby harp seals, are '''''very''''' clubbable. It is a pity that packs of wild animals do not currently include young, just for the possibility of bashing a wild baby harp seal's skull in. Which is, by the way, a rite of passage for any self-respecting morally ambiguous overseer.
 
Harp seals, and especially baby harp seals, are '''''very''''' clubbable. It is a pity that packs of wild animals do not currently include young, just for the possibility of bashing a wild baby harp seal's skull in. Which is, by the way, a rite of passage for any self-respecting morally ambiguous overseer.
  
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Feel free, however, to catch them wild, and toss them in a place they cannot escape. Once the babies are born, send in the macedwarves (no edge weapons allowed) and enjoy your genuine, morally questionable baby seal leather boots !
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Harp seal

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Urist likes harp seals for their adorable pups.
Biome

Variations

Harp seal - Harp seal man - Giant harp seal

Attributes

· Amphibious

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 100

· Exotic pet · Breeding

Not trainable 

Size
Birth: 1,650 cm3
Mid: 82,500 cm3
Max: 165,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 20-30
Butchering returns

Food items

Raw materials

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A small marine mammal. Its young are prized for their white fur.

The harp seal is a carnivorous, amphibious mammal located only in arctic oceans. It is currently unknown if they leave the ocean and wander on solid ground sometime, or if they appear on the side of frozen oceans.

Harp seals are generally quite non-aggressive, though they are large, can bite, and they should not be approached by unarmored military. In quantity, they make a decent source of food, especially that they happen in packs. Harp seals, however, do not have any special value modifier, so hunting them for profit is not as profitable as in real life.

Clubbability

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Harp seals, and especially baby harp seals, are very clubbable. It is a pity that packs of wild animals do not currently include young, just for the possibility of bashing a wild baby harp seal's skull in. Which is, by the way, a rite of passage for any self-respecting morally ambiguous overseer.

Feel free, however, to catch them wild, and toss them in a place they cannot escape. Once the babies are born, send in the macedwarves (no edge weapons allowed) and enjoy your genuine, morally questionable baby seal leather boots!

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