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| {{Creature Infobox | | {{Creature Infobox |
| |name = Elephant Hawk Moth | | |name = Elephant Hawk Moth |
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| |group = Perennial Chorus: Eye Level | | |group = Perennial Chorus: Eye Level |
| |type = Moth | | |type = Moth |
| |description = Its vivid red is made for the night | | |description = Its vivid red is made for the night. |
| |quality = Rare | | |quality = Rare |
| |min_size = 6.00 | | |min_size = 6.00 |
| |max_size = 8.00 | | |max_size = 9.60 |
| |habitat = Tree Trunk | | |habitat = Tree Trunk |
| | |season = Year-Round |
| |distribution = All Regions | | |distribution = All Regions |
| |time = Nighttime | | |time = Nighttime |
| |weather = Any Weather | | |weather = Any Weather |
| |sell1 = 38 | | |sell1 = 33 |
| |sell2 = 42 | | |sell2 = 36 |
| |sell3 = 49 | | |sell3 = 43 |
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| {{Quote|What a catch! My first {{Color|catch|Elephant Hawk Moth}}!<br>The elephant hawk moth gets its name from its caterpillar, which looks just like a tiny elephant's trunk!}} | | {{Quote|What a catch! My first {{Color|catch|Elephant Hawk Moth}}!<br>The elephant hawk moth gets its name from its caterpillar, which looks just like a tiny elephant's trunk!}} |
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| |text = The Deilephila elpenor is commonly known as the elephant hawk moth. | | |text = The Deilephila elpenor is commonly known as the elephant hawk moth. |
| The word "elephant" might seem unrelated to its vibrant appearance at first glance, but it's because "elephant" is actually associated with its larval form. | | The word "elephant" might seem unrelated to its vibrant appearance at first glance, but it's because "elephant" is actually associated with its larval form. |
| While feeding, the larva stretches its body forward like an elephant's trunk instead of moving their entire body forward. Some theories suggest this unique motion is a way to conserve energy - Colloquially known as being "lazy."}} | | While feeding, the larva stretches its body forward like an elephant's trunk instead of moving their entire body forward. Some theories suggest this unique motion is a way to conserve energy - Colloquially known as being "lazy." |
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| ==Other Languages== | | ==Other Languages== |
This page contains information that is up-to-date with, or only available in the Final Beta Test, meaning it is subject to change as the game develops. As a result, this page may be missing information or become outdated as further builds of the game release.
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Its vivid red is made for the night.
What a catch! My first Elephant Hawk Moth!
The elephant hawk moth gets its name from its caterpillar, which looks just like a tiny elephant's trunk!
Elephant Hawk Moth is a Land Creature in Petit Planet.
It can be found in the Omni-Gallery in the Cave Insects section.
Omnipedia
Scientific Name: Deilephila elpenor
The Deilephila elpenor is commonly known as the elephant hawk moth.
The word "elephant" might seem unrelated to its vibrant appearance at first glance, but it's because "elephant" is actually associated with its larval form.
While feeding, the larva stretches its body forward like an elephant's trunk instead of moving their entire body forward. Some theories suggest this unique motion is a way to conserve energy - Colloquially known as being "lazy."
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
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| English | Elephant Hawk Moth |
Change History
Final Beta Test
- Season tag added as "Year-Round".
- Size changed from 6.00 - 8.00 to 6.00 - 9.60.
- Sell prices changed from 38/42/49 to 33/36/43.
Stardrift Test
- Weather tag added as "Any Weather".
- Size changed from 3.00 – 4.00 to 6.00 – 8.00.
- Sell Price was changed from 32/35/42 to 38/42/49.
- First capture quote changed:
- Old: "What a catch! My first elephant hawk moth!
The elephant hawk moth isn't called that because it resembles a hawk, but because it's a hawk moth that's more elephant than hawk!"
- New: "What a catch! My first Elephant Hawk Moth!
The elephant hawk moth gets its name from its caterpillar, which looks just like a tiny elephant's trunk!"
Coziness Test
- Elephant Hawk Moth was released.
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