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# Fauxvine

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Fun Fact: Fauxvines have developed a way to incorporate certain fungi into their body chemistry, allowing them to produce potent toxins that can be used for both offense and defense.
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### ![](/files/fsNCzB6SJJNjfjZh1cYW) Info

* **Scientific Name**:  *Phyto Taurus*
* **Behavior** :  *Passive*
* **Habitat** :  *Rainforest*
* **Diet** :  *Herbivore*
* **Avg. Life Span** :  *Up to 120 years*
* **Endangerment Status** :  *Least Concern*

### ![](/files/fPqjSYkdObpFIT52JPa6) Bio

Fauxvines are a unique species that have evolved through a symbiotic relationship with the indigenous fungi of Terra Zoi. Over time, this cooperative coexistence has caused visible mutations in the Fauxvines' physical form. These xenos possess a remarkable array of fungi overgrowing throughout their bodies, rendering them inedible to all creatures on the planet except for [The Twins](/xenoverse-lore/alpha-anoteros-system/terra-zoi/the-xenos/the-twins.md), who are immune to their toxins.


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