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{{Creature Infobox | {{Creature Infobox | ||
|name = Red Hind | |name = Red Hind | ||
|number = | |number = 077 | ||
|image = Red Hind Icon.png | |image = Red Hind Icon.png | ||
|category = Fish | |category = Aquatic Creatures | ||
|description = | |group = Fish of All Seasons: Specialty | ||
|type = Saltwater Fish | |||
|quality = Rare | |||
|description = It's even better at sneak attacks than an octopus. | |||
|min_size = 36.00 | |||
|max_size = 72.00 | |||
|habitat = Coastal Waters | |||
|distribution = Taffeh | |||
|season = Year-Round | |||
|time = Nighttime | |||
|weather = Any Weather | |||
|sell1 = 36 | |||
|sell2 = 40 | |||
|sell3 = 47 | |||
}} | |||
{{Quote|What a catch! My first {{Color|catch|Red Hind}}! It loves hiding in rocky crevices.<br>It's a master of ambush tactics, catching octopuses that use the same trick.}} | |||
'''Red Hind''' is an [[Aquatic Creature]] in ''[[Petit Planet]]''. | |||
==Omnipedia== | |||
{{Omnipedia Entry | |||
|location = Coral Zone | |||
|sname = Epinephelus guttatus | |||
|text = The red hind usually hides in rocky crevices or near the seafloor, ambushing its prey with surprise attacks. | |||
However, this strategy of staying still most of the time and only striking at crucial moments has led it to develop a "wait-and-see" habit, overlooking the creeping, silent dangers around. While it waits for an octopus, another hunter might be just behind. | |||
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==Other Languages== | ==Other Languages== | ||
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==Navigation== | ==Navigation== | ||
{{Creature Navbox|Fish}} | {{Creature by Collection Navbox|Fish of All Seasons: Specialty}} | ||
{{Creature Navbox|Aquatic Creatures}} | |||
×36×40×47What a catch! My first Red Hind! It loves hiding in rocky crevices.
It's a master of ambush tactics, catching octopuses that use the same trick.
Red Hind is an Aquatic Creature in Petit Planet.
The red hind usually hides in rocky crevices or near the seafloor, ambushing its prey with surprise attacks.
However, this strategy of staying still most of the time and only striking at crucial moments has led it to develop a "wait-and-see" habit, overlooking the creeping, silent dangers around. While it waits for an octopus, another hunter might be just behind.
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Red Hind |
