Pipio Pygmy 咕啾侏儒龍

資料來源：龍洞百科
發佈時間：2018/9/30
棲息地：全地圖

This little egg is soft with a few feathers stuck to it.
這顆輕柔的蛋上黏了些羽毛。

Aww... It’s a cute baby dragon. It’s very small and makes soft cooing sounds.

噢……是個可愛龍寶寶呢。牠十分嬌小，輕柔地咕咕著。

Aww... It’s a cute baby dragon. It’s very small and makes soft cooing sounds. And look! It has grown wings! It must be close to maturing.

噢……是個可愛龍寶寶呢。牠十分嬌小，輕柔地咕咕著。而且你看！牠長出翅膀了。牠肯定快要長大成龍了。

Pipio Pygmies are a hardy—but not very intelligent—species able to survive in most places. They communicate with each other using chirps, coos, and clicking sounds. They are very easy to tame, and as they breed readily in captivity and aren’t terribly picky eaters, these small dragons are a common sight in human settlements. However, Pipio Pygmies are still dragons, and are bolder in groups: when a group of these pygmies feels threatened, they may take off all at once in a disorienting swarm, and if the threat is great enough, they will attack the instigator with razor-sharp claws and teeth. Predators hoping for an easy meal, or abusive caretakers, have been known to lose an eye.

咕啾侏儒龍是個比較能忍──但不怎麼聰明──的龍種，幾乎能在各種環境下存活。牠們透過啾啾、咕咕和喀喀聲。易於馴養，就算被關著也能悠然下蛋，還不挑食，所以這種小型龍在人類居所隨處可見。然而，咕啾侏儒龍終歸是龍，聚眾起來更為膽大：當一群咕啾侏儒龍受到威脅時，牠們可能會一同飛起，如鳥獸散；當威脅大到一定程度時，牠們可能會用自己利如剃刀的爪齒來攻擊對方。那些想要簡單飽餐一頓或找好欺負對象的掠食者，往往要付出失去一隻眼睛的代價。
※ Pipio在拉丁文有「我在啾啾叫」的意思。