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Sunday, May 26, 2019

Orobird

The Resilient and Unpleasant Orobirds

Orobirds are a peculiar and often baffling species of tall, flightless avians that have managed to thrive across multiple worlds, despite their seemingly disadvantageous traits. Known for their striking and colorful plumage, these creatures stand out with their vibrant feathers, ranging from deep purples to vivid oranges, and their large, intimidating beaks. Their loud, squawking calls echo across the lands they inhabit, a sound that many find grating and obnoxious.

At first glance, it seems improbable that orobirds would survive in a galaxy full of predators and poachers. Their slow movements, bright colors, and loud calls make them easy targets. Yet, these birds persist, often thriving where other species struggle. The key to their survival lies not in agility or intelligence, but in their brute resilience and unpleasant nature. Their meat, described by many as foul-tasting, has earned them a reputation that discourages most would-be hunters. The strong, gamey flavor is said to be an acquired taste, one that few are willing to develop.

Despite their seemingly “dumb” behavior, orobirds have become a symbol of unexpected survival, defying nature's expectations with their loud presence and repulsive flavor. Some theorize that their resilience lies in their brash demeanor, which intimidates many potential predators. Additionally, their rapid breeding and adaptability in various environments have allowed them to spread across the galaxy, defying the odds and continuing to be a nuisance to those who cross their path.

While orobirds may never win any awards for intelligence or grace, their place in the galaxy is secured—through their foul nature, unrelenting persistence, and an uncanny ability to survive where they don’t belong









Orobirds are a species of tall, flightless avians noted for their distinctive plumage and loud, squawking calls. Their very existence baffles scientists: colorful, loud and dumb, orobirds should be easy prey for predators and poachers, yet they can be found thriving on a multitude of worlds. Many attribute the orobirds’ continued survival to their brutish temperament and odious flavor; orobird meat is generally considered one of the foulest in the galaxy, though some wealthy highbrows insist the taste is an acquired one. (Codex Text - Star Wars the Old Republic / SWTOR)








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