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[[image:04dwarfredbulborb.png|thumb|The most well-recognized Dwarf Bulborb variant, the Dwarf Red Bulborb]] | [[image:04dwarfredbulborb.png|thumb|The most well-recognized Dwarf Bulborb variant, the Dwarf Red Bulborb]] | ||
The '''Dwarf Bulborb''' (''Pansarus pseudoculii'') is a species of the [[Breadbug family|Breadbug Family]] consisting of three subspecies which, through an evolutionary adaption, mimic the appearance of various Bulborbs to avoid being preyed upon by other creatures. The only main differences are that its snout may have a slight different coloration and that the Snow Bulborb can't grow hair on its back. It is active during the day and seems to have adopted a predatory lifestyle, as opposed to its close cousin, the [[breadbug|Common Breadbug]], which prefers to scavenge for food. | The '''Dwarf Bulborb''' (''Pansarus pseudoculii'') is a species of the [[Breadbug family|Breadbug Family]] consisting of three subspecies which, through an evolutionary adaption, mimic the appearance of various Bulborbs to avoid being preyed upon by other creatures. The only main differences are that its snout may have a slight different coloration and that the Snow Bulborb can't grow hair on its back. It is active during the day and seems to have adopted a predatory lifestyle, as opposed to its close cousin, the [[breadbug|Common Breadbug]], which prefers to scavenge for food. | ||
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There are three known subspecies of Dwarf Bulborb, each of which mimics the coloration of a different Bulborb variant: | There are three known subspecies of Dwarf Bulborb, each of which mimics the coloration of a different Bulborb variant: | ||
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File:04dwarfredbulborb.png
The most well-recognized Dwarf Bulborb variant, the Dwarf Red Bulborb
The Dwarf Bulborb (Pansarus pseudoculii) is a species of the Breadbug Family consisting of three subspecies which, through an evolutionary adaption, mimic the appearance of various Bulborbs to avoid being preyed upon by other creatures. The only main differences are that its snout may have a slight different coloration and that the Snow Bulborb can't grow hair on its back. It is active during the day and seems to have adopted a predatory lifestyle, as opposed to its close cousin, the Common Breadbug, which prefers to scavenge for food.
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There are three known subspecies of Dwarf Bulborb, each of which mimics the coloration of a different Bulborb variant:
- Dwarf Red Bulborb - Pansarus pseudoculii russus
- Dwarf Orange Bulborb - Pansarus pseudoculii orangium
- Snow Bulborb - Pansarus pseudoculii frosticus