Simurgh the Kujak

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Simurgh
100% Happy
Owner
furfur
Stolen
1 Nov 2011
Name Origin:
In Iranian mythology, the simurgh is a benevolent, mythical bird. It is depicted in Iranian art as a peacock, sometimes with the head of a dog and the claws of a lion, that is gigantic enough to carry off an elephant or a whale. The simurgh was considered to purify the land and waters and hence bestow fertility. It is said to be so old that it had seen the destruction of the world three times over.


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About Kujak Eggs

Kujak eggs distort the colors of room surfaces, depending on where they are positioned. Their eggs have unique properties that absorb and reflect ambient light.

About the Kujak Creature

Kujaks are a very rare species of bird. They are generally regarded as magical and exciting birds because they are only spotted in and around Ark in the month of November.

Kujaks are excellent hunters from the skies. Their vision and eyesight are nearly flawless and untainted; they can spot movement from even the smallest of animals on the ground from high altitudes. Their "Kujak dive" is quick and powerful. What's amazing is that Kujaks never miss their target.