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| − | {{Quality| | + | {{Quality|Superior|21:50, 17 May 2015 (UTC)}} |
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| + | Just like normal lice, '''giant lice''' are not bloodsucking parasites, for now. Giant lice are regular giant ground insects, although they lack an attack other than [[push|pushing]] and wrestling. Like all other insects their max age is very short. They are ubiquitous and will leave your dwarves alone, mostly. | ||
[[File:giant_louse.jpg|thumb|260px|center|The sign said "no swimming" for a reason.]] | [[File:giant_louse.jpg|thumb|260px|center|The sign said "no swimming" for a reason.]] | ||
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| − | Considering the size of the normal louse and the size of the giant louse (200,000 times bigger), and | + | Considering the size of the normal louse and the size of the giant louse (200,000 times bigger), and estimating that an external parasite must be much, much smaller than its host, one wonders what matter of abnormally colossal, yet unknown beasts this insect sucks the blood of. If the proportionality is still valid, these beasts should be at least ten times the size of an adult dragon. |
Giant Lice should not be confused with bankers, which wear suits. | Giant Lice should not be confused with bankers, which wear suits. | ||