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Tanglehare

Moonreed · Lumaweald

Tanglehare are long-legged browsing fenborn with split outer toes and hooked dewclaws that let them pivot through dense vine tangles at speed.

Where to look Moonreed · Lumaweald Open native region →
Habitat Lumaweald vine thickets, fern tunnels, orchard edges, and moonreed margins
Battle read Fast harrier and tempo control
Species profile

What it is

Tanglehare are long-legged browsing fenborn with split outer toes and hooked dewclaws that let them pivot through dense vine tangles at speed. Their whiskers are unusually long and help map narrow passages in low light.

Field observation

What Keepers notice

Repeated Tanglehare routes create tunnel networks used by ground birds and small juveniles. Decorative snare lines set for their long whiskers cause far more accidental mortality than legal harvesting ever did.

Keeper & placement note

How this species enters Keeper life

Snare-injury rescue, orchard conflict relocation, sanctuary placement, and later brushland attunement.

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