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Created page with "{{Spoilerhd|9 October 2026|Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced}} {{Imageneed|Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced}} The redundantly named {{Wiki|tropicbirds}} are slender {{Wiki|seabird}}s with white plumage and long trailing tail feathers that inhabit tropical oceans worldwide. The birds tend to nest on remote islands, feeding primarily on fish and {{Wiki|squid}} caught by {{Wiki|Diving bird|plunge-diving}}. [[Category:Animus EGO database entries]..." |
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The redundantly named {{Wiki|tropicbirds}} are slender {{Wiki|seabird}}s with white plumage and long trailing tail [[feather]]s that inhabit tropical oceans worldwide. The [[bird]]s tend to nest on remote islands, feeding primarily on [[fish]] and {{Wiki|squid}} caught by {{Wiki|Diving bird|plunge-diving}}. | The redundantly named {{Wiki|tropicbirds}} are slender {{Wiki|seabird}}s with white plumage and long trailing tail [[feather]]s that inhabit tropical oceans worldwide. The [[bird]]s tend to nest on remote islands, feeding primarily on [[fish]] and {{Wiki|squid}} caught by {{Wiki|Diving bird|plunge-diving}}. | ||
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The redundantly named tropicbirds are slender seabirds with white plumage and long trailing tail feathers that inhabit tropical oceans worldwide. The birds tend to nest on remote islands, feeding primarily on fish and squid caught by plunge-diving.