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Roperites run at blistering speed. Their legs give them a gait halfway between bounding and flying. Nothing can outrun them, and no obstacle can slow them down. Even roadrunners are trampled or kicked aside.
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Its home is in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada where the digger pine grows, lives in and around California and Nevada.
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it tends to live in herds. An active and gregarious animal.
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It is unknown exactly how Roperites come into being, whether they are birthed live, hatch from great eggs, or simply spontaneously appear from out of some deep cavern.
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