A sharp smell like during a lightning storm, flickering illumination, and a low-pitched grunting heralds the arrival of a pack of babirasa. About 5 ft. tall at the shoulder, these many-legged predators have flesh the color of coal, studded with metallic spines that spark with static. Their long heads contain tusks and many teeth for tearing. Without eyes, babirasa sense their prey and environment with an electric sense that might just actually work better than normal sight. They use that same power source to stun, kill, and perhaps even cook their prey. When they wish to go about quietly, they produce a constant static discharge whose sounds acts to audibly camouflage them.
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