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Rusik the Electrock

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100% Happy

Owner
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Stolen
1 Nov 2014

Immortal
26 Dec 2014

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Rusik was the first Russian police sniffer cat at Stavropol near the Caspian sea. He made an important contribution in the search for hidden illegal cargoes of Sturgeon fish, an endangered species, and caviar. Rusik began his crime-fighting career when he appeared at the police checkpoint in 2002. Following his adoption by the staff, Rusik demonstrated his ability to sniff out sturgeon-smugglers' stashes with astonishing accuracy. His talent for sniffing out poached fish soon found him taking over the job of the police's canine team member. Rusik died in the line of duty on 12 July 2003, when he was hit by a mafia owned car during an inspection. He had apparently found smuggled sturgeon in the same car some time before, according to personnel at the police checkpoint. Some local sources expressed their belief that Rusik was the object of a contract killing, but the truth is still unclear. Rusik was a siamese with only a year's service. He died a few weeks after Barsik, another police cat who was poisoned with a mouse.

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About Electrock Eggs

This egg was only available in Egg Cave's Cash Shop Park for November 2014.

To deter predators who might seek to harm the egg, Electrock eggs emit a short but painful electric pulse to any living thing who might touch the egg. Insulated, non-conductive material must be used to transport Electrock eggs.

If an Electrock egg is touched too frequently, the electric pulses will cause a kind of self-destruction and the egg will die.

About the Electrock Creature

Electrocks are very independent creatures that do not like interacting with other creatures. Electrocks experience mood swings and have volatile mental states. They emit electrical shockwaves as an expression of their moods; these shockwaves are very dangerous to humans and, if an Electrock is upset enough, can be lethal. Sadly, keeping an Electrock happy is quite difficult, so most people don't keep them as pets because the risk is too high.