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| − | [[Image:cockatrice.png|thumb|A northern cockatrice: ''Archaeocerastus scotodasos'']]''(Archaeocerastus scotodasos)'' [[Cockatrice]] species native to the Black Forest area of southern Germany, especially the area east of Freiburg im Breisgau. | + | [[Image:cockatrice.png|thumb|200px|left|A northern cockatrice: ''Archaeocerastus scotodasos'']]''(Archaeocerastus scotodasos)'' <div style="float:right;margin:10px; padding:8px; border: 1px solid #cccccc;"><googlemap version="0.9" lat="47.743017" lon="7.723389" type="terrain" zoom="9" width="300"> |
| + | </googlemap><br />Range of the northern cockatrice<br /> | ||
| + | </div><div class="clear:both;"></div>[[Cockatrice]] species native to the Black Forest area of southern Germany, especially the area east of Freiburg im Breisgau. | ||
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This species prefers heavily wooded habitats, where it preys on small forest animals (squirrels, rabbits, pine martens, etc). Individuals will sometimes gather together into small loosely-connected colonies or "hunting cooperatives", and will lair together in the limestone caves and caverns of the area. | This species prefers heavily wooded habitats, where it preys on small forest animals (squirrels, rabbits, pine martens, etc). Individuals will sometimes gather together into small loosely-connected colonies or "hunting cooperatives", and will lair together in the limestone caves and caverns of the area. | ||
For genus details, see also the main listing for [[Cockatrice]]. | For genus details, see also the main listing for [[Cockatrice]]. | ||
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(Archaeocerastus scotodasos)
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Range of the northern cockatrice
Cockatrice species native to the Black Forest area of southern Germany, especially the area east of Freiburg im Breisgau.
This species prefers heavily wooded habitats, where it preys on small forest animals (squirrels, rabbits, pine martens, etc). Individuals will sometimes gather together into small loosely-connected colonies or "hunting cooperatives", and will lair together in the limestone caves and caverns of the area.
For genus details, see also the main listing for Cockatrice.